Money alone does not bring about change – what matters is how it is used. This applies just as much to the business world as it does to humanitarian work. Anyone managing a project bears responsibility for ensuring that the…

Good project planning is the foundation of any successful endeavour – whether in business, the social sector or humanitarian work. Anyone who launches a project without sound planning risks delays, budgetary problems and, in the worst case, the failure to…

Child exploitation is one of the most serious violations of children’s rights and affects millions of young people worldwide. It takes various forms, including child labour, sexual exploitation, child marriage and the use of children in armed conflict. The Vision…

First aid in development contexts saves lives in environments where access to professional medical care is limited or distant. In many developing countries, the nearest hospital may be hours away, ambulance services do not exist, and healthcare facilities lack equipment…

Family-oriented prevention work strengthens families before crises occur, addressing risk factors and building protective capacities that keep children safe and help families thrive. This proactive approach recognizes that supporting families represents the most effective strategy for preventing child abuse, neglect,…