AFDDI supports the most vulnerable families on their path to lasting autonomy by addressing the social, educational, psychological, health and economic dimensions of their lives together.
Integrated development · Community rootedness · Measurable accountability
Poverty is not limited to a lack of money. Our approach connects emergency assistance, social support, training, savings and responsible access to credit.
We assess the family’s overall situation to understand what is truly holding back its development.
Immediate assistance opens a path towards stability, skills and economic independence.
Our decisions are grounded in knowledge of families and local economic realities.
AKIBA documents programme operations to strengthen rigour and transparency.
Each stage responds to the family’s specific situation and capacities.
Understand the social and economic situation.
Protect and respond to urgent needs.
Strengthen skills and autonomy.
Build financial discipline.
Provide suitable and responsible credit.
Track progress and extend impact.
AFDDI’s work addresses the social, educational, health and economic needs that together shape a family’s journey.
AFDDI helps families protect their resources, strengthen their organisation and progressively access the means needed to develop viable activities.
Discover the projectIndividual records remain private. The public website only presents aggregated, verified and approved indicators.
Discover AKIBA →AFDDI publishes only verified figures and validated aggregated data.
A partnership can support revolving funds, family support, resource protection, AKIBA or institutional development.
This section presents AFDDI’s governance and brings together documents, policies, results and partnerships approved for publication.
Institutional documents →