Meet Iddah: A young entrepreneur supporting accessible and sustainable menstrual health
Period poverty – the lack of access to menstrual products, sanitation, and information about menstruation – is a global health
Period poverty – the lack of access to menstrual products, sanitation, and information about menstruation – is a global health
Gertrude and Peter are Regional Partnerships Fellows in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Read their reflections on working on the AKDN’s micro-forest initiative.
In Tanzania, children are often considered a woman’s responsibility. But teachers like Ali are challenging this gender stereotype.
Meet Gertrude and Peter, our International Youth Fellows who are currently working in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
AWCE contributes to poverty reduction by identifying and promoting good practices to support women entrepreneurs in climate-related value chains.
Canadian investments in education are making a world of difference for girls and boys in Africa and Asia. The Foundations
“My hope would be that gender equality becomes so part of everybody’s DNA that integrating gender and using a gender lens will be a part of everyone.”
We sat down with four gender advisors from across the AKDN to talk about their work and learn about development from their perspectives.
My ultimate hope for the future is that we can transform the way we think, change our mindset around women, around girls, around gender issues.