The latest blogs from Aide et Action staff and partners around the world.
Faced with the fears of the pandemic, returnee migrants are facing discrimination at the hands of their own community members in the villages. Read how Aide et Action’s Virtual Community Volunteer Network is working rigorously to help the communities overcome COVID fears and promote inclusiveness.
Just a few weeks ago in the town of Katiola in Ivory Coast, Aide et Action launched an awareness campaign, as part of the project Local and International Solidarity for Development through Education (SOLIDE). Workshops aim to make parents aware about the importance of birth registration of their children. This situation goes beyond the borders of Ivory Coast and constitutes a concern on a global scale.
In Cambodia, international development organisation Aide et Action is supporting the country’s most marginalised children receive an education through distance learning initiatives including radio programmes in ethnic minority languages.
In Cambodia, international development organisation Aide et Action is supporting the country’s most marginalised children receive an education through distance learning initiatives including radio programmes in ethnic minority languages.
In just a few months, the life of Shyam Ratan, 27, has literally changed. After taking professional training as part of Aide et Action’s iLEAD program, he now owns a garage where he repairs two-wheeler vehicles. In addition, he in turn trains young school dropouts who want to follow his path!
In just a few months, the life of Shyam Ratan, 27, has literally changed. After taking professional training as part of Aide et Action’s iLEAD program, he now owns a garage where he repairs two-wheeler vehicles. In addition, he in turn trains young school dropouts who want to follow his path!
