AED implements more than 250 human and social development projects that are helping millions of people to improve their own lives, strengthen their economies, and build thriving societies. AED’s projects work in the U.S. and in more than 150 countries worldwide.
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  • Iraqi Young Leaders Exchange Program

    Duration: 2008-2009

    Topics: Academic Partnerships,  International Exchanges,  International Youth,  Leadership Development

    Approaches: Partnerships

    Center: [empty string]

    World Regions: Iraq

  • C-Change (Communication for Change)

    Duration: 2008-2012

    Topics: HIV/AIDS,  Anti-Stigma & Discrimination,  Community Mobilization,  Child Health,  Nutrition,  Infectious Diseases,  Prevention,  Care & Support,  Reproductive Health,  International Health

    Approaches: Behavior Change,  Gender,  Partnerships,  Research,  Training

    Center: [empty string]

    Expert: Susan Zimicki

    World Regions: Albania,  Lesotho,  Madagascar,  Namibia

  • Sustaining ISA High School Reform among Partner Schools

    Duration: 2008-2009

    Topics: Education Reform,  U.S. Education

    Approaches: Evaluation,  Research

    Center: [empty string]

    Expert: Cheri Fancsali

    World Regions: Georgia,  New York,  United States

  • Exapnding New School Development Capacity

    Duration: 2008-2012

    Topics: U.S. Education,  Education Reform

    Approaches: Partnerships

    Center: [empty string]

  • AED Schools of Excellence in Nigeria

    Duration: 2008-2011

    Topics: Girls Education,  International Education,  Primary Education

    Center: [empty string]

    Expert: Andrea Bertone

    World Regions: Nigeria

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HIP: Hygiene Improvement IQC
The Hygiene Improvement Project (HIP) is designed to improve health by influencing three key hygiene practices: safe disposal of feces, hand washing and safe storage and treatment of water at point-of-use.
Kellogg Southern Africa Leadership (KSAL) Program
Kellogg Southern Africa Leadership (KSAL) Program
PROFILES
Created to communicate with policymakers, PROFILES offers a way to engage national leaders in policy dialogue about public health nutrition. PROFILES encourages program planners to examine potential payoffs of alternative program approaches.


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