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Page 1: Developing the Skills of Young People in Rural India

1825 K Street, NW, Suite 901 | Washington, DC 20006Tel: 202-295-2537 | Fax: 202-785-1752 | [email protected] | www.akfusa.org

Aga Khan FoundationBuilding Better Futures Together

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What is the Aga Khan Foundation?

The Aga Khan Foundation works with communities around the world to build better futures together.

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Our PurposeWe are committed to breaking

the cycle of poverty.

Together, we work with people in Africa and Central and South Asia achieve their potential and their priorities.

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Vision for ChangeWe are stronger together. Our work is driven by a firm belief in our shared humanity. Prosperity for all comes from harnessing the best from people of all walks of life. Strong partnerships with LOCAL organizations, businesses, governments and community leaders based on a shared vision for the common good improves the quality of life for people in the poorest regions of Africa and Asia.

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How We WorkWorking closely with our partners, we make long-term commitments to innovative programs that improve quality of life in communities across Asia and Africa.

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Some of Our Partners ACDI/VOCA The AEON

Foundation Cargill Inc. The Coca-Cola

Company and the Coca-Cola Foundation

Johnson & Johnson

Charles Stewart Mott Foundation

Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy

TechSoup Global USAID Whole Planet

FoundationSee www.akfusa.org for a complete list.

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What is Our Reach?The Foundation reaches 3.5 million people annually in 16 countries.

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Our Relationship with AKDN

The Foundation is a member of the Aga Khan Development Network, one of the world’s leading poverty solutions networks.

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Aga Khan Development Network

AKDN builds quality institutions – clinics, banks and universities – that anchor communities and provide them opportunities to unlock their promise.

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Approach to Our Work We make long-term investments in

education, health, stable livelihoods, reliable markets, and financial inclusion. These opportunities help people shape their own future. 

We invest in hospitals, universities, academies, micro-finance banks and other permanent institutions to improve the quality of life so societies may thrive.

We invest in local leadership and organizations to build a robust civil society that promotes good governance and social services, encourages local philanthropy,and protects marginalized groups.

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The cycle of poverty is enormously complex, but we see success when we integrate the efforts of organizations from all sectors and across regions of the world.

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Our Commitment Meaningful change takes time, which is why we invest in the long-term. We’ve been working with communities across Africa and Asia for decades – and we will continue to advance positive change that lasts for generations to come.

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Aga Khan Development Network

His Highness the Aga Khan is founder and chairman of the Aga Khan Development Network.

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Our Core Values

Compassion and solidarity for the

less fortunate

Respect for human dignity

Self-reliance

Pluralism

The right to participate and determine local

priorities

Service to humanity through

volunteerism

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Developing the Skills of Young People in Rural India

20-year old Alkesh Vasava

Travels 14 miles each way to attend job training center

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Developing the Skills of Young People in Rural India

Goal: Reach 500 million youth by 2020

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Our Activities Across America

•Participants and volunteers raising $75 million500,000•Raised in 2014 to break the cycle of poverty in communities across Africa & Asia$12 million•U.S. metro areas13 major•Annually participate in our evets30,000•Build Better Futures Together1 purpose

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Join Us in Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Subscribe to our

quarterly e-newsletter Stronger Together

Sign up to receive the weekly AKDN in the News

Register to participate in our events

Donate online

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Learn more about us

Visit our website

Follow us on social media

www.akfusa.org

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We are Stronger. Together.