Press Release

World Vision’s Asia Summit reflects on leading sustainable change for children

World Vision's First Asia Summit for Corporate Good concluded fruitfully yesterday. The two-day summit was held from 2 August to 3 August 2022 in a virtual format, reflecting on how corporations across the Asia Pacific region can lead sustainable change for children. 

The Limitless 2022: Asia Summit for Corporate Good delivered impactful sessions and discussions, including issues of youth and inclusive economic growth, technology and education, hunger and sustainable food systems, climate change and bottom lines, and volunteerism for re-engagement. 

The summit rallied around the impact that strategic partnerships with corporations can make to positively impact children and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. 

More than 400 corporations and NGOs, over 30 of them from Hong Kong, came together to exchange views on concrete steps they can take to address issues facing children across the Asia Pacific region, for instance, exploring possibilities of applying their resources to overcome social and economic challenges experienced by children in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

World Vision has worked across the Asia Pacific region for decades. In 2021 alone, World Vision directly impacted the lives of 18.7 million people in the region, of which 7.5 million were children.


Published on 4 August 2022 

World Vision’s “low-carbon version” of 30-Hour Famine ends on a high note

[2023/11/05] The event raises funds for children and families suffering from hunger

Afghanistan earthquake: World Vision mobilises mobile health units for distribut......

[2023/10/09] A series of earthquakes shook western Afghanistan on 7 October 2023, with the largest at 6.3 magnitude. The deat......

World Vision x AEON “Used Book” sale kicks off

[2023/08/25] All proceeds benefit local children with Special Educational Needs

Children continue to struggle with mental health issues 100 days after the Syria......

[2023/05/18] It has been over 100 days since the devastating earthquakes ravaged Türkiye and Syria on 6 February 2023. World ......

World Vision’s assessment reveals strong link between land degradation and confl......

[2023/04/20] This year’s Earth Day (22 April), a new assessment conducted for World Vision highlights how land degradation an......

83% surveyed children in Ukraine extremely concerned about their safety

[2023/02/23] One year on since the conflict in Ukraine, a new assessment of World Vision reveals the devastating consequences......

Lokyi Lai and Lenna Yeung join hands with participants at World Vision’s Barefoo......

[2023/02/18] The Barefoot Fun For Good was held by World Vision Hong Kong at The Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club on 18 Feb......

Türkiye earthquake: World Vision provides fuel and heaters in Northwest Syria

[2023/02/16] As the death toll from the Turkish and Syrian earthquake keeps rising, millions of people in northwestern Syria ......

Türkiye earthquake: Children in Syria at risk of abuse and exploitation as earth......

[2023/02/09] World Vision has warned that children in Syria are at risk of exploitation and abuse, as they have been left wit......