Economic autonomy
Micro-projects, vocational learning, social entrepreneurship, cooperatives and income-generating activities.
Our areas of intervention
One mission, several dimensions of dignity.
AFDDI’s work addresses the social, educational, health and economic needs that together shape a family’s journey.
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Social protection
Support for vulnerable families, orphaned children, people with disabilities, widows and survivors of violence.
Education
Literacy, school support, learning materials, vocational training and skills development.
Health and psychosocial support
Referral, awareness, listening and improved access to essential services.
Food security
Agriculture, livestock, modern production practices and local initiatives against hunger.
Citizenship and justice
Human rights, good governance, social cohesion, peace and improved access to justice.
A coordinated intervention
The areas of action complement one another along the same journey.
A social situation can hinder an economic activity, just as a health problem can interrupt training. Support therefore connects responses instead of isolating them.
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Understand the situation
Identify priority needs, existing capacities and immediate risks.
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Coordinate responses
Mobilise useful actions and clarify the roles of the family, the team and partners.
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Observe progress
Track results, document difficulties and adapt support.
Community rootedness
Sustainable solutions begin with listening.
Each action starts from local realities and connects to a broader path towards autonomy.