Partnerships

Forming productive partnerships is central to AED's work. Be they with schools, communities, NGOs or corporations, these partnerships are essential to solving critical social problems in the United States and other countries.

Partnership-with-quote"Our sponsors are now more comfortable because their support is part of a larger vision."
–Lorena Zamora, Chair, Education Committee, American Chamber of Commerce of Nicaragua



These collaborations may include:

  • Advocacy
  • Building Markets for Health Products
  • Monitoring and Evaluation
  • Policy Advice
  • Program Design and Implementation
  • Stakeholder Development and Coordination

For more information on corporate partnerships or cause marketing programs, contact:

Peter B. Johnson
Senior Vice President
Global Resource Development and Cause Marketing
Tel. 212-367-4593
pbjohnso@aed.org

For more information about public-private partnerships, contact:

Vivian Lowery Derryck
Senior Vice President
Public-Private Partnerships
Tel. 202-884-8658
vderryck@aed.org

For more information on corporate partnerships in health, contact:

Willard Shaw
Vice President
Center for Private Sector Health Initiatives
Tel: 202-884-8506
wshaw@aed.org

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Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project FANTA
The Food and Nutrition Technical Assistance Project (FANTA) supports integrated food security and nutrition programming to improve the health and well being of women and children.
National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (NICHCY)
As the National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities, AED collects, organizes, and disseminates current information about childhood disability and the education of children with disabilities, as well as information about the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and the No Child Left Behind Act.
Partnerships for Learning Undergraduate Studies Program (PLUS)
The Partnership for Learning Undergraduate Studies (PLUS) Program is an undergraduate scholarship program that allows students from the Middle East and North Africa to complete their bachelor's degrees at U.S. universities.


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