Our projects

Amplifying the voices of women's movements to address violence against women and girls in Zimbabwe.

Improving sexual and reproductive health and rights for marginalised and at-risk Deaf young people.

Making life safer for women and girls by challenging harmful attitudes and behaviours.

Using drama to empower marginalised groups.

Improving young people's sexual and reproductive health and rights in rural Zambian communities.

Providing the skills and equipment to reduce maternal and infant mortality in Ethiopia.

Improving prison health through an innovative combination of volunteer peer support, skills training, and advocating for change.

Working with the police force, NGOs and civil society organisations to combat gender-based violence, and challenge longstanding attitudes towards harmful cultural practices in Pakistan.

Through the BEFIT project, we’re aiming to improve the foundational literacy and numeracy skills for 3.5 million children across 5,770 public primary schools in Malawi.

Our ENGAGE project in Nepal is addressing socio-cultural norms which don’t prioritise girls’ education, raising awareness of the support available for girls with disabilities, and building the skills and capacity of educators through training and mentoring.

Play is the most important way for children to gain essential knowledge and skills. Twigire Mumikino Rwanda, or ‘Let’s Learn Through Play', is a four-year project funded by the Lego Foundation creating change at all levels of the education system.

Developing low-cost, high-quality maths teaching aids.

Developing long-term, sustainable solutions to improve basic teaching for every child in Rwanda.

Supporting vulnerable girls to succeed in school – and beyond.

Supporting equal access to quality education in Cambodia through government capacity development.

Providing Rohingya child refugees with vital care, home-based education, and safe places to learn and play.

Addressing global education challenges with award-winning technology.

Providing essential learning and psychosocial support after the Nepal earthquake.

Building resilient education systems in fragile spaces.

Futuremakers is equipping youth with the market-relevant skills and knowledge to set up their own businesses and to identify employment opportunities, working across 3 countries, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia.

RECOVER intends to support vulnerable rural communities within provinces in Cambodia in their economic recovery after the pandemic, specifically to prevent them from experiencing extreme poverty, high levels of debt and food insecurity.

Livelihoods of those living on the Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia are being threatened by overfishing and climate change. The GREEN project is helping vulnerable communities to transition to sustainable agriculture while boosting their incomes.

The CLARITY project is addressing the challenges that exclude women, youth, and people with disabilities from equally benefiting from the extractive sector in Tanzania's Lake Zone districts.

The GAC-funded Tanzania Local Enterprise Development (T-LED) project is supporting small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to thrive, and increasing employment opportunities within them.

The Solar Mama rural electrification project is simultaneously bringing electricity to rural communities, and empowering women in those communities through education and training.

Supporting marginalised young people in Tanzania - especially girls and young mothers - to develop the skills and confidence they need to secure reliable livelihoods.

Cocoa Life is supporting cocoa-farming communities in Ghana to benefit from increased yields and bigger profits, thanks to our partnership with Mondelēz International.

Improving Market Access for the Poor (IMA4P) identifies high-impact value chains, transforming agricultural markets to make them work better for the world's poorest farmers.

The Growing Together programme harnesses our collective expertise in agricultural techniques and value chains to grow smallholder farmer household incomes.

Equipping Uganda's large youth population with the skills they need to work in the country's growing oil and gas sectors.