Annual Reports and Program Evaluations

World Vision Australia Reports and Evaluations

Regular and transparent reporting on our activities, operations and performance, both in Australia and overseas, is an important way we demonstrate our accountability to others.

Through scheduled evaluations and reviews of all our programs and projects, we assess progress, constraints and effectiveness – and change in people’s lives. We use insights and lessons learned to improve new and existing work.

Annual Report

The Annual Report records World Vision Australia’s activities and performance for the World Vision International Partnership financial year from 1 October to 30 September.

It documents progress against organisational goals, highlights from our relief, development and advocacy initiatives, as well as our financial position and performance.

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Program Evaluations

We are strengthening evaluation of our programs to generate robust evidence of effectiveness and impact at scale. With initial focus on our Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) portfolio, we have introduced standardised evaluation approaches across four thematic areas:

Climate action and regenerative environment
Food security and nutrition
Economic empowerment
Cross-cutting themes: gender and disability inclusion, child protection and education

Farmer in South Sudan showing her harvest.

Impact Briefs

Our Impact Briefs describe the results of specific projects. They are based on mid-term reviews, evaluations and research reports and demonstrate the impact of our work with communities and partner organisations around the world. Browse below by thematic area and region:

Climate action and regenerative environment

Economic empowerment

Asia Pacific

Food security and nutrition

Cross-cutting themes (gender and disability inclusion, child protection and education)

Mother and child in vegetable garden in Laos

Meta Evidence Briefs

Our Meta Evidence Briefs summarise findings from Meta Reviews, which pool together program reviews and evaluations. They allow us to make broader conclusions about how our programs work across different contexts and settings. We use findings to build a long-term knowledge and evidence base for programming approaches and to demonstrate the impact of our work for scale-up opportunities.