During his visit to the north of Pakistan, the Honourable Harjit Sajjan, Canada’s Minister of International Development, met with flood-affected communities and observed relief and recovery efforts that AKDN is undertaking in severely hit areas.
Through youth entrepreneurship training facilitated by AKF, Lucy Nyawira is running two businesses from her home in Mtomondoni village in Kenya.
Meet some of the people we are serving in Afghanistan at this critical time.
A new programme aims to support rural Afghans through the ongoing crisis with emergency food goods, improved water and sanitation facilities and agricultural provisions.
The Aga Khan Foundation has been working with the Agrarian Institute of Bilibiza at the Ocua Campus to help internally displaced people identify new sources of food and income. Micro-aviaries and poultry associations are one such project.
An innovative project implemented by the Aga Khan Foundation and HELVETAS in the country’s rural south is helping farmers to focus on the quality over the quantity of their cattle, improving the sustainability of agricultural land.
What began nearly a century ago as a single dispensary in Dar es Salaam has expanded into an integrated health system that provides quality care to 1.8 million people in the region.
The Geneva Global Hub for Education in Emergencies, the World Health Organisation (WHO), the Safe to Learn Global Initiative, and the Aga Khan Foundation held a webinar to disentangle the role of the health sector in preventing and responding to violence against children, as well as promote dialo
An insight into the current crisis in Afghanistan, how the Aga Khan Foundation is responding and why hope endures.
During the COVID-19 pandemic our agencies and their partners have worked with millions of people in India to help them understand that simple investments in hygiene can be life-saving.