World Vision Australia - Policy and Reports

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This section contains reports relating to national, regional and global issues. Browse through the topics listed below for a listing of reports and publications on the subject. For annual reports and financial statements specific to World Vision Australia, please refer to our annual reports section.

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Global Future Magazine

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Featured Documents

Towards Sustainability: A World Vision Australia Accountability Initiative. Issue #1

September 2008, World Vision Australia

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Reducing maternal, newborn and child deaths in the Asia Pacific cover

Reducing maternal, newborn and child deaths in the Asia Pacific: Strategies that work

August 2008, World Vision Australia and The Nossal Institute for Global Health

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Before She's Ready: Early marriage report

2008, World Vision International

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