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World Vision South Sudan
Registrace 15. 11. 2017
World Vision has been working in South Sudan since 1989 and was one of the few humanitarian agencies that provided emergency assistance during war to the displaced populations in what was then the Southern Sudan region of Sudan and continued to do so after the birth of the Republic of South Sudan.
The widespread violence that broke out in Juba on eve of South Sudan’s 5th anniversary of independence made an already unprecedented humanitarian emergency even worse, putting an incredible strain on the humanitarian system that millions of South Sudanese across the country depend on to survive.
Before the violence broke out, South Sudan was already facing wide-spread food insecurity and malnutrition with a risk of famine growing in several parts of the country.
According to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) for the Republic of South Sudan released in June, the overall food security and nutrition situation has continued to worsen resulting in over 4.8 million people
The widespread violence that broke out in Juba on eve of South Sudan’s 5th anniversary of independence made an already unprecedented humanitarian emergency even worse, putting an incredible strain on the humanitarian system that millions of South Sudanese across the country depend on to survive.
Before the violence broke out, South Sudan was already facing wide-spread food insecurity and malnutrition with a risk of famine growing in several parts of the country.
According to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) for the Republic of South Sudan released in June, the overall food security and nutrition situation has continued to worsen resulting in over 4.8 million people
World Vision Sudan Crisis and Migration Emergency Response in South Sudan
One year on, the situation of the refugees and South Sudanese returnees from Sudan, remains dire and the humanitarian needs continue to exacerbate. Since April 15,2023, over 600,000 people who fled the conflict in Sudan have crossed into the South Sudan border. To date, UNOCHA estimates at least 1,000 arrivals at the South Sudan entry points daily.
World Vision in South Sudan continues to respond to the Sudan Crisis, particularly the transit centres in Renk, Bulukat, and Maban in Upper Nile State, and Aweil East and Aweil North in Greater Bahr el Ghazal.
“There is still a high number of people crossing into South Sudan and onward transportation of returnees remains a challenge. The transit centres are unable to provide adequate services. The needs are immense and complex. Funding and more coordinated efforts are needed urgently. It is our prayer that the conflict in Sudan comes to an end, and the suffering of its people stops.” ~ Mesfin Loha, World Vision South Sudan Country Director.
World Vision, through the support of our donors and partners, implement an integrated programming approach where different sectoral projects complement each other to ensure that the displaced people and their host communities are supported with their immediate food needs, access nutrition and health services, access to clean and safe water and dignified sanitation, as well as provision essential non-food items, such as temporary shelter materials, blankets, mosquito nets, among others, to the refugees, returnees, and host communities.
We thank our donors: Global Affairs Canada, Irish Aid, UNICEF, USAID, ADH, GFFO, BMZ, and our World Vision offices for supporting our emergency response, particularly our emergency WASH interventions and health interventions, providing access to safe and clean water, and health services to the displaced children and families in the transit centres and nearby communities.
World Vision in South Sudan continues to respond to the Sudan Crisis, particularly the transit centres in Renk, Bulukat, and Maban in Upper Nile State, and Aweil East and Aweil North in Greater Bahr el Ghazal.
“There is still a high number of people crossing into South Sudan and onward transportation of returnees remains a challenge. The transit centres are unable to provide adequate services. The needs are immense and complex. Funding and more coordinated efforts are needed urgently. It is our prayer that the conflict in Sudan comes to an end, and the suffering of its people stops.” ~ Mesfin Loha, World Vision South Sudan Country Director.
World Vision, through the support of our donors and partners, implement an integrated programming approach where different sectoral projects complement each other to ensure that the displaced people and their host communities are supported with their immediate food needs, access nutrition and health services, access to clean and safe water and dignified sanitation, as well as provision essential non-food items, such as temporary shelter materials, blankets, mosquito nets, among others, to the refugees, returnees, and host communities.
We thank our donors: Global Affairs Canada, Irish Aid, UNICEF, USAID, ADH, GFFO, BMZ, and our World Vision offices for supporting our emergency response, particularly our emergency WASH interventions and health interventions, providing access to safe and clean water, and health services to the displaced children and families in the transit centres and nearby communities.
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Đẻ ít thôi , chăm con nhiều hơn . Ít nhất là biết vệ sinh và ăn mặc quần áo chỉnh tề . Ng ta viện trợ cho phải biết quý trọng giữ gìn .
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In the midst of misery and starvation, now surrounded by Christ. Thank you World Vision.
❤ what a lovely young man ... i wish you all the very best james 😊
This is valuable success considering the fragile context where these activities were implemented.
Yes, it can be done
czcams.com/users/aheudit we are glad to see improvement in our areas
Capra...
I don't see this as a good option, because a spill would definitely hurt the baby.
Spiegatemi perché inquadrate le donne o da dietro o accovacciate?? Dovete nascondere qualcosa??
A grappoli!!!!!!
A grappoli!!!!!
Thanks GOD for the little things you gots every year. The hard worker 💪never seen complained about what's going on with the lazy people.
World vision is really good things to our people
This just made me emotional 😢😭😭 I pray may the Good God continue to rain his grace upon us"we the South Sudanese" God is faithful my brothers and sisters no situation is permanent let us continue to trust in him🙏🙏
Good job well done world vision, continue doing good things to our people
Poveri bimbi
The most effective way to fight malnutrition is to not give birth to children you can't afford to feed, you have no one to blame but yourselves.🤷🏾
If possible can the parents assist in food distribution. They should be required to do something before the get the food.
Maybe you can think about not having anymore since you can't feed the ones you have !! Think about it !k
Lord help these poor people
smettete di fare figli che non potete sfamare. Ma che vi dice il cervello?
It doesn't cost anything to be kind!
Been there, seen it. Joined WVSS, saw a schizophrenic NGO when it comes to the actual practice of the preaching. Considering that I came from a secular NGO, I saw worse. My secular NGO had far far bette respect for humanity than this one. Sorry but blasphemy has to be clearly spelt out
Hiallfrands
7 figli????? ordine del medico di farne tanti????
dont give money to aid centres unless they first ensure a serious birth control
Kiech kuon payam warlord vicion
Subhanallah
Continuate a mettere al mondo bambini che poi farete morire di fame e i più fortunati vivranno peggio delle bestie!!!!
the ha ve too many children fewer children less misery
meanwhile you begin to have fewer children using contraceptives then if world wants it will help you
Quanta cattiveria e razzismo Che c'è
The fact that they so wantonly have 7-9 kids turns potential doners off, I want to contribute to true hardship cases like lack of water education for young men and women to be self sufficient.
no!Stop the childrenbirth,if you are pauper why to make sons?
Well maybe stop making babies to feed !! It’s not rocket science
Chiacchiera meno..!! e lava le pentole che non sono sporche..di più...!!
Mi pare di vedere Claudia, Paola e Gloriana che preparano i dolci per i bambini africani
Non sei degna di paragonarti a nessuno..🤡👋
Adottane uno faresti un bel gesto di umanità e di civiltà
pittosto adotto un cane
@@annamariacapra4667 Fallita
e perchè?Nella vita ognuno fa quello che vuole nessuno è obbligato a nienteSe io compero 10 macchine e poi vengo a piangere da te che non ce la faccio a pagarle sei obligata tu o qualche altro ad aiutarmi?Se io sono povera e faccio 10 figli e vengo a lamentarmi sei obligata tu o qualchedun altro a sobbarcarti le conseguenze della mia stupidità?Che differenza c è fra le due cose?Entra<mbe non sono indispensabiliAl massimo posso comperarne una di macchine non dieci e così per i figliNon è nè cattiveria ne razzismo ma solo ragionevolezza impara ad usarla anche tu.@@cinziacapuzzi5228
@@annamariacapra4667 Ma non offendo, voi non fate altro che offendere. Poi io non sono mai andata a piangere. Nella mia vita ho sempre lottato per riuscire.
forse anche tu un pochino offendi dare della fallita ad una persona anche se non ho capitò il perchè non è fargli esattamente un complimento.Ho detto che piuttosto adotto un cane perchè amo moltissimo gli animali e molto meno le persone,potrà non piacere ma è così.Non aiuto questi istituti assistenziali africani perchè non condivido il loro modo di aiutare basato solo sul fornire aiutomateriale non integrato da un discorso di contraccezione che a mio parere è importantissimo anche se ovviamente non risolutivo,pertanto per me sono soldi buttati e siccome non ho la macchinetta per farli se li do voglio e giustamente che siano spesi nella maniera più giusta.Quando troverò un organizzazione che fa un discorso serio certamente darò il mio contributo non prima @@cinziacapuzzi5228
7 figli???????
please tell us, are there any stores to buy a gas stove in juba and also refill for the butane gas fuel ?
Great work world vision south sudan.
Am happy to see our people doing agriculture because it's Time to move away from United Nations compound n kicked them out of the country. thanks ladies n gentleman
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