PATH’s global team of scientists, clinicians, designers, engineers, advocates, and experts from dozens of other specialties, all share the same goal: health equity. We partner with public institutions, businesses, grassroots groups, and investors to solve the world’s most pressing health challenges.
EDT is an international not-for-profit organisation working to increase the life chances of individuals around the world by improving education and skills outcomes. Through detailed research and evidence-based insights, our experts deliver tailored programmes designed to make a measurable difference to education systems, schools and lives.
Founded in the UK in 2008, Hope for Justice is now an international charity working across the world. We help victims and survivors directly and also bring about long-term change through our work with governments, law enforcement, the business community and the general public. Find out more about our work and our model at our What we do page.
Our wholly owned social enterprise, Slave-Free Alliance, provides services to other organisations that wish to protect their own operations and supply chains from modern slavery.
Hope for Justice’s vision is to live in a world free from slavery, and every step of the journey towards achieving this ambition is empowered by a global movement of supporters, campaigners, donors, fundraisers and freedom-bringers.
iDE is a global team of 1,200 changemakers coming from diverse backgrounds within international development and the private sector. What we all have in common is the belief that one entrepreneur can change their community and millions can change the world.
Our work stands out in the international development arena. We are driven to end poverty but we don’t do simple handouts of supplies or cash. Instead, we believe that everyone has the ability to increase their livelihoods and build long-term resilience by their own accord. They may just need training or connections to suppliers and customers. That’s where we come in and what we mean when we say we are “powering entrepreneurs to end poverty.”
The Tigrai Development Association (TDA) is a member-based, non-for-profit non-governmental organization established in August 1989 in Washington DC. It moved its headquarter to Mekelle, Tigrai in May 1991 and was registered as rightful association in accordance with article 404 of the Ethiopian Civil Code and other relevant proclamations.
TDA has been registered and licensed by FDRE Ministry of Justice, Charities and Societies Agency as resident charity in accordance with the Charities and Societies Proclamation No. 621/2009 article 111(2) with registration number 0462. It is a tax exempted community-based development organization working at grassroots level to realize its objectives. Currently, it has over 1.3 million members ranging from students, civil servants, urban and rural community to business community.
The Network of Ethiopian Women’s Associations (NEWA) is a non-partisan and non-governmental network established in 2003 by a group of women seeking to create synergy and stronger advocacy voice for women’s advancement; it was established by 13 local associations and organizations. By 2009, NEWA had reached a membership of 42 organizations and associations working for women and children. NEWA’s and its members’ intervention and support reaches and covers women in almost all regions of the country and two regional administrations, Ababa Ababa and Dire Dawa, enabling enabling NEWA to represent a national voice for women.
Pursuant to the former Charities and Societies Law, all organizations, including both NEWA and its 42 members, were required to re-register as “Ethiopian Societies” or “Ethiopian Resident Societies” or “Ethiopian Charitable Societies,” depending on whether their priority was to advocate for rights or to provide services and/or depending on whether they need to continue to be able to receive international source funds for most of their work. As a result, NEWA was divided into two networks/consortiums –those members who wished to continue to advocate for rights and were willing to face restrictions on receiving international funds; and the other for those choosing to focus on services and unable to accept restrictions on receiving international funds. This wise and strategic decision allow all of NEWA’s former members to continue to enjoy the benefits of having and collaborating through networks, and also to be able to continue working either on rights or services.
Precision Development (PxD) is a global nonprofit organization that acts as a bridge between smallholder farmers and the innovations they need.
We design, test, iterate and scale services that enable farming households to manage risks and increase their incomes. We also advise governments on digital agriculture strategy.
Cheshire Services Ethiopia is a pioneer disability focused organization that started to operate in 1962. At the inception stage key role was played by the then members of the monarchy with twofold commitment. At the outset the remarkable thoughtfulness of Rear Admiral Eskinder Desta and Princesses Seble who felt the need in the home land and influenced Leonard Cheshire from UK was the seed to the present day Cheshire Services Ethiopia.
Sustainably growing Africa’s food systems AGRA is a proudly African-led institution focused on scaling agricultural innovations that help smallholder farmers towards increased incomes, better livelihoods, and improved food security. We understand that African farmers need uniquely African solutions to the environmental and agricultural challenges they face, enabling them to sustainably boost production and gain access to rapidly growing agricultural markets. In short, AGRA’s mission is to transform the lives of smallholder farmers from that of a solitary struggle for survival to a business that thrives.
Since 2006, we have worked with our partners, governments, non-governmental organizations, private sector businesses, and more; to deliver a set of proven solutions to smallholder farmers and indigenous African agricultural enterprises. We put smallholder farmers first on the agenda, recognizing that no country has moved from low income to middle income without agricultural transformation.
Afro Ethiopia Integrated Development (AEID) is a non-political, non-religious and non-governmental organization (NGO) established to engaging in supplying safe drinking water to alleviate sanitation problems and work on integrated developmental projects to reduce poverty in Ethiopia.
We intervene where there is severe shortage of clean drinking water, low environmental protection, multi layered social problem and etc.
AEID was established in December 2003 and registered legally with the Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and the Federal Disaster & Preparedness Agency (DPA) .We had renewed our license and re-registered from the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopian Charities & Societies Agency valid until October 28, 2012. Again , we have renewed our registration license from the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopian Charities & Societies Agency issued on December 26,2012 to be renewed every three years as Ethiopian Residents Charity in accordance with Charities & Societies Proclamation No.621/2009 bearing the number 0215.