Lao media tie in to combat human trafficking

Lao journalists from various media joined hands with international organisations to help combat labour trafficking in Lao PDR.

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In a farmer’s hands, over 100 births were delivered

In remote areas of Laos, many mothers still depend on traditional birth attendants when giving birth.

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Riverweeds help change lives of women in Luang Prabang

Aimed at empowering women by helping them earn additional income for their families, World Vision’s Riverweeds Production Project helps change the lives of women in the rural areas.

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World Vision Lao shows solidarity with the world’s poor

Thousands of Vientiane residents gathered to show their solidarity with the world’s poor by taking part in a mass walk around the Patuxay monument.

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Disaster Reduction Day raises public awareness

World Vision is at the forefront together with the government and other organizations in raising public awareness on disaster risk reduction.

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WVL entrusted to distribute USD1.5M worth of goods from USAID

The US Ambassador to Laos visited Khammouane to hand over 600 metric tons of sticky rice and 48,778 liters of cooking oil to 52 villages affected by Nock-ten flood last August.

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World Vision responds to Nock-ten storm

World Vision offices across the globe provided relief to help the victims of Nock-ten storm in the four provinces of Laos.

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Lao media tie in to combat human trafficking

In a farmer’s hands, over 100 births were delivered

Riverweeds help change lives of women in Luang Prabang

World Vision Lao shows solidarity with the world’s poor

Disaster Reduction Day raises public awareness

WVL entrusted to distribute USD1.5M worth of goods from USAID

World Vision responds to Nock-ten storm

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