The education crisis remains acute in Sahel countries due to insecurity. Present in Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso, Aide et Action is alarmed by this situation, of which girls are the first victims.
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AEAI Newsletter
news-letterA monthly update on our actions across South Asia.
AEAI Newsletter
news-letterA monthly update on our actions across South Asia.
Activity Report 2020
Annual ReportsOur latest Activity Report!
In 2020, 2.9 million vulnerable and marginalized people benefited from our assistance thanks to the 85 projects that we have developed in19 countries! Of these people, 1.1 million are children and young people.
Ravi Pratap Singh, International Program Director, AEAI visited iMpower club 65th Avenue last week and spent some quality time with the children of construction workers. M3M Foundation President Dr. Aishwarya Mahajan accompanied him.
Member of AEA promoted SHG receives CM Entrepreneur Championship Award from Meghalaya Chief Minister
Persaralin Dohling, an SHG member who is part of the AEA’s ‘Enterprise Promotion for Sustainable Development’ project received the Chief Minister Entrepreneur Championship Award from Sri Conard A Sangma, Chief Minister of Meghalaya at the recent E-championship conclave held in Shillong.
In response to the COVID 19 crisis, Aide et Action with support from Shillong Expressway Private Limited has implemented a project titled “Jingkyrshan” that aims to improve health care services in the Ribhoi district, Meghalaya.
Aide et Action in collaboration with State Child Protection Society, Assam and UNICEF celebrated Care Givers’ day on 12th September 2021 to appreciate and acknowledge the contributions of the care givers working in the Child Care Institutions (CCIs).
Multi-grade situation at the primary school level is still prevailing in almost all countries in the world. India has the largest number of multi-grade primary schools in the world.
The fear of COVID19 vaccine is real. In spite of the roll out of COVID19 vaccine in January 2021, the total population vaccinated in India stands at a mere 10.4%. Vaccine Hesitancy is one of the major reasons for such low turnout, particularly in the rural areas.