Research with Practical Relevance

The WV Institute understands itself explicitly as a research facility with practical relevance and as catalyst for research projects in the areas of development co-operation, disaster relief, the social sciences, and non-profit management. The Institute closely networks with other centres of research and seeks to dialogue and co-operate with universities and their students.

Our main research topics are Child Well-being and Social Innovation

The Institute’s most well-known and well-researched study is the 2007 World Vision Children Study (World Vision Children's Study “Kinder in Deutschland”), which has been commissioned again for 2010 in a slightly modified form. The World Vision Kinderstudie ist comparable to the well-established Shell Jugendstudie (Shell Youth Study) commissioned by Shell.

Here, you’ll find research projects already completed, a list of projects currently being undertaken, as well as research proposals for students and other potential researchers.

World Vision International Research
 

The World Vision Institute has assumed a facilitating role on behalf of World Vision International’s Evaluation & Research Team (E&R Team). More