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Students and teachers in northern Nigeria enhance their literacy skills through the Partnership for Learning for All in Nigeria project, led by DAI and supported by FHI 360.

The Networks for Peace program, led by FHI 360, promotes women’s engagement in peacebuilding in South and Southeast Asia to help build movements and sustain inclusive peace.

FHI 360 has demonstrated its commitment to reaching HIV epidemic control through decades of research, policy initiatives, program interventions, and engagement with community organizations.

FHI 360 is putting locally led development into practice in Mozambique, where we handed responsibility for two major projects to local organizations and leaders.

To help address the humanitarian crisis in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, FHI 360 carried out a project that provided services for protection, health, water and sanitation, and nutrition.

In Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Uganda, working with health care providers, communities and at the national level, FHI 360 puts maternal and newborn health services within reach for mothers and babies.

In Mozambique, maternal and newborn mortality are high. The safety of women and babies depends on health care workers’ ability to carefully monitor them, detect problems quickly and intervene properly.

Through the USAID Clean Air project, FHI 360 is supporting women in Kathmandu, Nepal, to learn how to drive electric public transit vehicles called Safa tempos, helping reduce air pollution.

In Indonesia, an FHI 360-led project was a key partner in a concerted effort to increase COVID-19 vaccination coverage during the surge of the delta variant in the country.

Mobilizing quickly, as FHI 360 did in Nigeria, to support communities during a cholera crisis is key to minimizing the disease’s impact and containing future outbreaks.