“As escolas devem ser o centro da mudança social, não o alvo da mudança. Esta plataforma oferece aos professores uma maneira de recuperar o discurso sobre 'aquilo que funciona' com vista a melhorar os resultados de aprendizagem holística em alguns dos contextos mais desafiantes do mundo”, disse o Dr. Andrew Cunningham, Diretor Global para a Educação da Fundação Aga Khan.
Axis Bank Foundation (ABF) and the Aga Khan Rural Support Programme India (AKRSPI) have released a report entitled ‘Compendium of Best Practices Water management in Tribal Areas’ highlighting the increased need for governance and resource allocation towards agricultural water for tribal communiti
A Rede de Ex-Alunos das Academias Aga Khan (AKA) foi criada em 2017 com o objetivo inicial de manter os ex-alunos em contacto entre si após concluírem os estudos na respetiva Academia. Atualmente com mais de 1200 ex-alunos de todas as Academias, a Rede de Ex-Alunos das AKA não só mantém os ex-alunos ligados como está constantemente a desenvolver vários programas profissionais e de tutoria para ex-alunos e alunos atuais
In 2020, the Aga Khan Agency for Habitat (AKAH), participated in a pilot project with Better Shelter, a Swedish social enterprise, SEEDS India, and other partners, to test Structure, a modular, low-cost emergency shelter which can be upgraded with local materials. Now Better Shelter, in partnership with AKAH and the Sustainable Environmental and Ecological Development Society (SEEDS), has released its report (July 2021) on the "Preliminary Assessment of the Pilot Structure Approach to Humanitarian Sheltering".
A group of senior government officials and experts in India will be visiting 20 historical monuments today to survey the heritage sites.
Explorations by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture at the Qutb Shahi Heritage Park have unearthed the remains of a previously excavated mosque, several water-holding structures and artefacts.
Sabz Burj’s conservation is finishing this month. The project was started four years ago by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) in partnership with Havells India. The tomb still is subtly melancholic, but no longer run-down.
When Cyclone Tauktae made landfall in Gujarat on 17 May 2021 – the deadliest storm to hit the state in over two decades – and left significant destruction in its wake, the Aga Khan Agency for Habitat was prepared to oversee a focused and rapid evacuation effort.
In India, cultural stigmas often cause women and girls to run greater health risks because they lack the adequate knowledge and means to safely manage their menstrual cycles. In response, the Aga Khan Foundation’s Menstrual Hygiene Management programme educates them on reproductive biology, nutrition and safe menstrual hygiene practices.
From Mali to Malaysia, AKHCP’s urban regeneration projects have helped transform historic cities and the lives of countless numbers of people. Overall, AKTC has worked on over 350 restoration and conservation projects in 11 countries, including 11 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and created 10 major parks and gardens that have been visited by over 50 million people. AKHCP’s work, which has received over 18 major awards and is now recognised as the highest standard in restoration, is also helping shape government policy on the value of historic urban centres and the role of culture in strengthening identity and instilling hope.