World Vision India is a Christian charitable organisation working to create lasting change in the lives of children, families and communities living in poverty and injustice.

1. BUSINESS ETHICS
PRESENTATION
ON
WORLD VISION INDIA
BY:
RAHUL TANWAR(24/025)
RAHUL SHARMA(24/026)
ROHIT GROVER (24/027)

2. .
“World Vision India is a Christian
charitable organization working to
create lasting change in the lives of
children, families and communities
living in poverty and injustice.”

3.  As an organization World Vision started an office in
Calcutta in 1962 which was one of the first offices
outside the United States.
 In 1975 World Vision India was registered as a
society in Chennai, Tamil Naidu.
 The Founder was Robert Pierce.

4. WHY INDIA?
 Many Indian Children suffer from poverty. More
than 50% of India’s total population lives below the
poverty line, and more than 40% of this population
are children.
 Traditional cultural values, discrimination and
society cruelty of children's ability to create change
are the main reasons why Indian children suffer
from poverty and end up with no water supply or
food.

5. WHO IS HELPING ME VOLUNTEER?
WE WILL MAKE HUNGER, MALNUTRITION AND POVERTY A
THING OF THE PAST.

6. INITIATIVES OF WVI
 Disaster relief : Wave Struck in Andhra Pradesh
(1977), Bhopal Gas Tragedy (1984), Orissa Super
Cyclone (1999), Gujarat Earthquake (2001) were
among its major relief interventions.
 Children’s education and health : WVI’s child
scholarship programme help needy children get
access to clean water, sanitation, education, skills
for future livelihood, nutrition, health care, etc.
 The scholarship amount per month is Rs. 800 (in
India)

7. WAYS TO DONATE!
 Real Gifts : A crowd-funding platform to reach out
to people in need.
 Rescue Children : Help protect vulnerable children
exposed to the harsh reality of the streets.
 Back to School : Gift education and open young
minds to a world of opportunities.
 Save Malnourished Child : Help equip aganwadis
and provide nutritious meals.

8. WAYS TO DONATE CONTD….
 Help fight HIV and AIDS : Improve the quality of
lives of children and adults living with HIV and
AIDS.
 Emergency Relief : Help them respond quickly to
natural disaster by supporting their humanitarian
response.
 CSR : Explore their CSR opportunities and join
them in creating a better world.

9. HERE ARE FIVE WAYS EDUCATING GIRLS CAN
MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE
 Did you know 34.54% of Indian women are
illiterate?
1. Educating girls curbs child marriage : When a girl in
the developing world receives seven years of
education, she marries four years later and has 2.2
fewer children.
2. Educated girls earn more money… : An extra year
of primary school education boosts girl’ eventual
wages by 10-20%. An extra year of secondary school
adds 15-25%.
3. And they spend it wisely : Women invest 90% of
their income in their household, as opposed to men’s
30-40%.

10. CONTD…
4. Educating girls improves the health of their
future children : Educated mothers are 50% more
likely to immunize their children. And when more
girls are educated, a country’s malnutrition and HIV
rates decline.
5. Educating girls is good for the economy : When
10% more of its girls go to school, a country’s gross
domestic product (GDP) increases an average of
3%.

11. TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND OUR WORK BETTER, HERE ARE
TWO CHARTS THAT SHOW IN PERCENTAGES, HOW FUNDS
RAISED FROM CARING INDIANS ARE BEING USED TOWARDS
THE WELLBEING OF CHILDREN, THEIR FAMILIES AND
COMMUNITIES IN INDIA

12. ALLOCATION OF FUNDS

13. BUILDING A BETTER WORLD FOR CHILDREN
 World Vision is committed to making the best
possible use of all the sponsorship funds to
bring transformation in the lives of children and their
families living in poverty
 WVI depends on people’s trust to be able to
continue our work. In order to maintain that trust,
we strive to keep our overhead costs to the
minimum while securing professional staff and
equipments that we require to ensure an effective
and sustainable change in the community .

14. NEWS AND EVENTS
 Child Labor Amendment Bill : Welcome move,
but concerns persist
 NGO pitches in with relief aid in three drought hit
states
 MSSW awards World Vision India for Chennai
Flood Relief response
 World Vision India wins Best NGO award
 For a Skilled India, first set the primary schools
right
 Responding to the South India floods
 Experts Call for Reforms in Education System

15. IN ALL OUR AREAS OF WORK, WORLD VISION’S
FOCUSED APPROACH TOWARDS GIRL CHILDREN HAS
HELPED :
 Reduce maternal mortality rate
 Women give birth to healthy babies
 Reduce the incidence of child mortalities
 Provide girls and women access to health care
services
 Provide girls and women access to food security.
Potable water, and better sanitation facilities
 Reduce incidence of girl child dropout rates
 Increase opportunities for girl child employment
 Girls pursue roles that make them economically
independent

16. CONTD…
 Reduce the incidence of child marriages
 Reduce the incidence of domestic violence, dowry
deaths/suicide and sexual abuse
 Reduce the incidence of girl child trafficking and
forced prostitution
 Reduced the number of child laborers
 Increase awareness among the community on
gender equality
 Sensitize girls and boys to challenge the existing
gender biased practices in the society.

17. LET US EDUCATE OUR CHILDREN
REACH OUT! SPONSOR A CHILD NOW!