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Disaster response


>Building Hope and Security
PDF 16pgs, 1.89 MB, 2010
>Futures in the Balance: A way forward for Haiti's children
PDF 24 pages, 1.04 MB, March 2010
>Rebuilding a resilient Haiti
PDF 4pgs, 661KB, March 2010
>A Haiti Fit for Children and Youth
PDF 3pgs, 107KB, March 2010
>Reduce risk and raise resilience
PDF 32 pgs, 6.37 MB, 2009
>Asia Tsunami 5 Years Later
PDF 9 pgs, 5.85 MB, December 2009
>Climate Change Series: Disaster Risk Reduction
PDF 32 pgs, 6.29 MB, September 2009
>Disaster Risk Reduction report
PDF, 40 pgs, 1.4 MB, June 2009
>Planet Prepare: Preparing Coastal Communities in Asia for Future Catastrophes
Executive summary (PDF, 2 pgs, 553 KB, September 2008)
>Asia Tsunami Response -- Final Report
December 2007
>Trapped! The Disappearing Hopes of Iraqi Refugee Children
PDF, 714.23 KB, 19 pgs, June 2007
>Trapped! Unlocking the Future of Iraqi Refugee Children
PDF, 388.72 KB, 8 pgs, April 2007

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Child and maternal health


>Climate change threats to health
PDF, 8.98 MB, 36 pgs, 2009
>Child Health Now: Together We Can End Preventable Deaths
PDF, 49 pgs, Oct. 2009
>Global Health Brief: Putting Children at the Center of Health Care
PDF, 323 KB, 12 pgs, May 2009
>Who's Counting? The Cost of Inaction on Child Health
PDF, 501 KB, 16 pgs, May 2009
>Why the G8 Matters to Children
PDF, 426 KB, 12 pgs, May 2009

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Child protection

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10 Things You Should Know About Human Trafficking
PDF, 62 pgs, June 2010

Briefing Paper: Child Protection in Myanmar After Cyclone Nargis
PDF, 782 KB, 4 pgs, May 2008
>Sex, Sun and Heritage: Tourism Threats and Opportunities in South East Asia
PDF, 1.02 MB, 72 pgs, December 2007
>Chile: Children Who Work in the Mountians
Part of World Vision's eries on Child Labor and Exploitation in Latin America and the Caribbean
PDF, 1.04 MB, 12 pgs, July 2007
>Colombia: Children Who Sell in the Streets
Part of World Vision's Series on Child Labor and Exploitation in Latin America and the Caribbean
PDF, 752.79 KB, 12 pgs, July 2007
>Bolivia: Children Who Work in Tin Mines
Part of World Vision's Series on Child Labor and Exploitation in Latin America and the Caribbean
PDF, 311.68 KB, 14 pgs, June 2007
>Brazil: Children Who Work in the Market
Part of World Vision's Series on Child Labor and Exploitation in Latin America and the Caribbean
PDF, 399.61 KB, 14 pgs, June 2007
>Their Future in Out Hands: Children Displaced by Conflicts in Africa's Great Lakes Region
PDF, 2.64 MB, 49 pgs, December 2006
>“As if They Were Watching My Body": Pornography and the Development of Attitudes Toward Sex and the Sexual Behavior Among Cambodian Youth
PDF, 741 KB, 110 pgs, May 2006
>How and Why We Work: Child Workers in the Informal Economy In Phnom Penh and Battambang
PDF, 912 KB, 57 pgs, September 2005

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Women and girls

>Before she's ready: Fifteen places girls marry by 15
PDF, 4.63 MB, 35 pgs, September 2008
>Hope for the Girl Child
PDF, 867 KB, 52 pgs, February 2007
>Creating an Enabling Environment for the Advancement of Women and Girls
PDF, 338 KB, 28 pgs, March 2006

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Peace and conflict


>'Why did you let me get hurt?' Conflict and siege threaten Gaza's young minds
PDF, 21.2MB, 18 pgs, April 2009
>Interventions for Depression Symptoms Among Adolescent Survivors of War and Displacement in Northern Uganda
From the Journal of American Medical Association. World Vision was a collaborating partner in one of the studies.
August 2007

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Poverty reduction

>Poverty and a parching planet: food and water security
PDF, 8.84 MB, 48 pgs, 2009
>Agriculture, food security, and child well-being in Africa
PDF, 929 KB, 25 pgs, Nov., 2009
> Afganistan donor conference statement
A Comprehensive Approach to Development in Afghanistan- March 2009



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Additional resources

> World Vision congressional testimonies

>Annual Review

>NGO Accountability




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