Contact
World Vision International Executive Office 1 Roundwood Avenue Stockley Park Uxbridge, Middlesex UB11 1FG, UK
Website
http://www.wvi.org
Description
World Vision is a global Christian relief, development and advocacy organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. World Vision is dedicated to working with the world’s most vulnerable people and serves all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender. The World Vision "partnership" is a federation of independent national level World Vision entities and World Vision International, which is the operating entity in some countries and also acts as the coordinating body for the partnership.
IATI identifier
US-EIN-95-3202116
Implementation Schedule
N/A
Organisations / agencies covered
World Vision International started publishing in 2015, on behalf of all World Vision offices receiving grant funding (with the exception of World Vision UK and World Vision Netherlands who have contractual obligations thus publish in greater detail than World Vision International). In the summer of 2019, we reviewed our publishing approach and now World Vision publishes two separate types of data on the Registry; 1) Field Offices Expenditure by Sector and 2) Support Offices Institutional Grants. World Vision International publishes on behalf of field offices their expenditure by key sectors: Child Protection & Participation, Disaster Management, Education, Food Assistance, Health & Nutrition, Livelihoods, Water and Sanitation and our Drivers of Sustainability. For our Support Offices, each may publish their data under their respective office; this is to ensure visibility, ownership and alignment with donor reporting. Note there may be differences in funding flows reported between World Vision International and funding offices to field offices. For more information about our offices, visit our website: https://www.wvi.org/locations
Timeliness of Data
The data published by WVI will have about 2 months lag.
Frequency of publication
Quarterly
Frequency of publication (extra comments)
Quarterly for Field Offices / Annually or semi-annually for Support Offices
Units of Aid
World Vision is currently publishing two separate types of data on the Registry related to its Field Offices (which implement our programs) and Support Offices (which contribute funding to programs). For its Field Offices, World Vision International publishes on behalf of its Field Offices their expenditure by sector and disaggregated by financial year and whether the programming is categorized as ‘development’ or ‘humanitarian’. Each field office is covered by one activity. For Support Offices, each institutional grant is the unit of aid and is largely dependent on the donor, sectors, recipient country, etc. Grant data should link clearly to the field activities, showing how those grants are part of a wider programming portfolio in that country. Multi-country grants and grants held by consortia of offices within World Vision are all published as single activities. Where World Vision is a member of a consortium led by another agency, that lead agency which distributes the funds on behalf of the consortium is identified as the donor.
Segmentation of Published Data
For both Field Offices and Support Offices, the data is currently published as a single activity file.
Data Definitions and References
For Field Offices, internal sector codes for Child Protection & Participation, Disaster Management, Education, Food Assistance, Health & Nutrition, Livelihoods, Water and Sanitation and our Drivers of Sustainability have been mapped out to DAC 3 CRS codes for IATI compatibility. As such, World Vision sector codes may not completely align with the DAC 3 CRS codes. For a better understanding, you may reference each Field Office transaction. For Support Offices we use the same translation from World Vision sector codes to OECD 3 digit sector codes.
Field Exclusions
Currently working on including results based on the data posted on the IATI registry.
Record Exclusions
World Vision excludes information where a) there are security concerns, in order to protect those working in sensitive geographic environments, b) information may be politically or culturally sensitive and c) funding partners specify that they should be excluded. More details on information that can be made available to the public is in World Vision’s Open Information policy here: https://www.wvi.org/publication/open-information-policy. Currently we do not publish information about programming in North Korea, Sudan and Jordan (as this includes much of our Syria programming). We allocate field office overhead costs proportionately to the sector programmes they support and also currently exclude costs directly associated with the child sponsorship administration process, though we keep under review the clearest way to communicate how we allocate programme resources.
Thresholds
There are no minimum funding thresholds.
Other Constraints
No other constraints.
Data Quality
World Vision’s approaches IATI as an open data initiative. The data published undergoes a rigorous process of internal validation before it is posted on the registry. The data is not yet comprehensive of all of World Vision’s operations, given the above mentioned exclusions and occasions when accurate and complete data is not yet available, and so there may be some differences with other published financial data. World Vision International’s annual Accountability Report provides fuller financial data and discloses the proportion of funds on programming, fundraising, and administrative costs, along with other information that enables stakeholders to hold World Vision to account in fulfilling its promises.
User Interface
The data can be viewed using d-portal.org
User Interface Website
http://www.d-portal.org/ctrack.html?search&publisher=US-EIN-95-3202116#view=main