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Causes: Children & Youth, Economic Development, Education, Elementary & Secondary Schools, International, International Development, Literacy, Youth Development Programs
Mission: Aed is a nonprofit organization committed to improving education, health, social, and economic development. Generating and applying knowledge, through formal education programs as well as training, communication, and capacity development is the common thread in all our work. Aed implements more than 300 programs serving people in the u. S. And more than 150 countries. This mission ended june 30, 2011.
Programs: The aed social change group works to increase the effective participation of people in social change programs, with an emphasis on health, hiv/aids, global climate change, environment, agriculture, and civil society and governance. Working in the united states and around the world, the group provides expertise in institutional capacity development, social marketing and communications for behavior change, community organizing, promoting enterprise development and microfinance programs, and strategic partnerships.
the aed global learning group improves access to quality education for all and extends learning opportunities through the effective use of technology in more than 30 developing countries. In partnership with policymakers, faculty, and educators at national and local levels, as well as in schools and communities, aed's programs focus on learners and learning environments, help countries link school and meaningful work, and integrate technology into education strategies. Promoting gender and equity perspectives, is a focal point of our work. Supports effective leadership for change by developing individual and institutional capabilities supporting sustainable energy development, fostering collaboration and the exchange of ideas, and promoting social responsibility.
the aed global health, population, and nutrition group focuses on strengthening individual, community, and institutional actions to ensure the health and well-being of vulnerable populations. Activities include policy dialogue, partnerships with the commercial sector, behavior change strategies and local capacity development. One of the most important issues facing many developing countries today is "food security. "
This organization's nonprofit status may have been revoked or it may have merged with another organization or ceased operations.