article / October 25, 2018
Clothing children
San is 54 years old and married with one child. She has been in sewing for 15 years and her shop’s specialty is boys clothing.
article / March 11, 2017
A Rural Regional Manager’s Story
Here at VisionFund, we often speak of the importance of reaching rural markets.
publication / August 31, 2022
Harassment Prevention Policy | VisionFund India
To outline and define VisionFund India’s policy regarding harassment prevention in the workplace.
article / June 1, 2019
A Mother of 11 Children Wants a Better Future
Fatou sits at the busy marketplace in the town of Tamba, Senegal; baskets of mangoes laid out before her. She buys them from her village and transports them to the market early every morning.
press release / January 11, 2016
Financial Inclusion In Myanmar Grant
Yangon, London – 11 January 2016 – The Livelihoods and Food Security Trust Fund (LIFT) has awarded World Vision Myanmar, working in close partnership with World Vision Australia and its microfinance partner VisionFund Myanmar, a grant of $4.5 million to help approximately 100,000 people gain impr
article / April 4, 2020
Dionicio the merchant and businessman
Quevedo is a big city, full of busy and active businesspeople. The city center has vendors and stores of all kinds, with people buying and selling products and services, especially related to agricultural activities in the sector.