When the Student Becomes the Master

Right after school, 10-year-old Bakhtiyor Misharovob rushes home to meet his father at the workshop, a primitive-looking building with old... View Article

With ‘Chipper,’ Aga Khan Academy Alum Gains Notice

Ham Serunjogi, a graduate of the Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa, Kenya, previously shared his journey from Uganda to Iowa... View Article

Training Women to Be “Goat Nurses” in India

In an effort to help women gain financial independence, Project Mesha launched in Bihar, India, in 2016 to train women... View Article

Gearing Up for Success in Central Asia

Zohir Shomusalamov, a young man from Khorog, Tajikistan, dreamed of finding a way to make use of his passion for... View Article

Savings Groups Go Digital

It is a cloudy day in southern Tanzania as we head to a meeting with the Nema Digital Savings Group.... View Article

MozaCajú Pays off in Cashews for Farmers in Mozambique

The Project In late 2013, the Aga Khan Foundation partnered with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Technoserve, the U.S. Embassy... View Article

Connecting Markets: Lead Firms Take Local Mobilization to Next Level

This is the fourth in a series on how the Aga Khan Development Network is building capacity from local governance... View Article

Making Growth: Improving Access to Finance and Forging Groups of Shared Interest

This is the third in a series on how the Aga Khan Development Network is building on local capacity to... View Article

These women are going against the grain

This carpentry shop in northern Pakistan is run entirely by women. In Pakistan, only one in four women is active... View Article

These women are doing something shocking

There are few job opportunities in this remote, mountainous region of Pakistan. Women and men are often forced to migrate... View Article