Health

World Vision works to positively affect behavior change and strengthen systems that directly impact the nutritional needs of households and communities. Behaviors stem from social and cultural norms, practices, and knowledge, and

World Vision has over 25 years of global experience in the mass distribution of deworming treatments and other medicines (including gifts-in-kind of albendazole - ALB, mebendazole, zithromax and other antibiotics, mectizan, praziquantel

World Vision supports rapid scale-up for universal coverage of ITNs through our existing community networks using various distribution models. ITNs are particularly advantageous for rural and hard-to-reach populations where the logistical and

The overall goal of the Survive 2 Thrive project is to promote the survival of children under 5 in the Luwingu district in the Northern Province of Zambia. Luwingu was selected as

The PFMFZ Programs of Scale’s goal is to significantly reduce malaria transmission and mortality in ten high-burden malaria districts in Central and Muchinga provinces by leveraging simple, sustainable, and evidence-based approaches for

This initiative implements a research-at-scale project that will include a cost-benefit analysis, a supply readiness assessment, baseline to end line surveys, and a budget impact analysis for ongoing provision of MMS (Multiple

The goal of World Vision’s district-wide program in Bugiri is to contribute to the reduction of mortality among children under five from common childhood illnesses by increasing the use of curative and

The project goal is to transform households, communities, and systems in Uganda for improved health and development outcomes through social and behavior change (SBC). The approach uses ground-breaking methodologies and multiple disciplines

Ingobyi aims to contribute to the reduction of infant and maternal mortality and incidence of malaria in Rwanda by improving the availability, quality, and utilization of reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health

The Act 2 Save project has an overall goal of contributing to reducing the high mortality rates of children under five (CU5) in six communes in the Dosso and Maradi regions. The