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Cheshire Services Ethiopia is a pioneer disability focused organization that started to operate in 1962. At the inception stage key role was played by the then members of the monarchy with twofold commitment. At the outset the remarkable thoughtfulness of Rear Admiral Eskinder Desta and Princesses Seble who felt the need in the home land and influenced Leonard Cheshire from UK was the seed to the present day Cheshire Services Ethiopia.

Development for All is a not-for-profit, non-partisan and non-governmental organization that works to promote and protect the human rights of minorities and other disadvantaged groups. DFA was established in Ethiopia and attained its legal personality in 2016 as a local civil society organisation with registration number 3610. It was also re-registered in 2019 by Authority for Civil Society Organization (ACSO) as per the new civil society proclamation of the country. DFA is a membership-based organisation where the highest decision-making body is the General Assembly (GA), followed by Board of Directors (BD) and Executive Management led by the Executive Director.

EDT is an international not-for-profit organisation working to increase the life chances of individuals around the world by improving education and skills outcomes. Through detailed research and evidence-based insights, our experts deliver tailored programmes designed to make a measurable difference to education systems, schools and lives.

The ALX Foundation is a charitable organization registered under the laws of the Republic of Mauritius. The Foundation was established for charitable purposes, including: Contributing to economic and social welfare development by equipping individuals with in-demand skills that boost workforce readiness, reduce unemployment, and promote community economic growth; Delivering innovative, capital-efficient skills development programs that develop leadership skills, aiming to produce ethical and entrepreneurial leaders for Africa and the world.

The Tigrai Development Association (TDA) is a member-based, non-for-profit non-governmental organization established in August 1989 in Washington DC. It moved its headquarter to Mekelle, Tigrai in May 1991 and was registered as rightful association in accordance with article 404 of the Ethiopian Civil Code and other relevant proclamations.

TDA has been registered and licensed by FDRE Ministry of Justice, Charities and Societies Agency as resident charity in accordance with the Charities and Societies Proclamation No. 621/2009 article 111(2) with registration number 0462. It is a tax exempted community-based development organization working at grassroots level to realize its objectives. Currently, it has over 1.3 million members ranging from students, civil servants, urban and rural community to business community.

Sustainably growing Africa’s food systems AGRA is a proudly African-led institution focused on scaling agricultural innovations that help smallholder farmers towards increased incomes, better livelihoods, and improved food security. We understand that African farmers need uniquely African solutions to the environmental and agricultural challenges they face, enabling them to sustainably boost production and gain access to rapidly growing agricultural markets. In short, AGRA’s mission is to transform the lives of smallholder farmers from that of a solitary struggle for survival to a business that thrives.

Since 2006, we have worked with our partners, governments, non-governmental organizations, private sector businesses, and more; to deliver a set of proven solutions to smallholder farmers and indigenous African agricultural enterprises. We put smallholder farmers first on the agenda, recognizing that no country has moved from low income to middle income without agricultural transformation.

For 25 years, Right To Play has worked in some of the most difficult and dangerous places on earth to help children to stay in school and graduate, resist exploitation and overcome prejudice, keep themselves safe from disease, and heal from the harsh realities of war and abuse.

Consortium of Ethiopian Human Rights Organizations (CEHRO)

The Consortium of Ethiopian Human Rights Organizations (CEHRO) is a Civil Society Organization registered under the Civil Society Organization (CSOs) Proclamation No. 1113/2011, Registration No. 3932 and a consortium of 30 CSOs working on Human Rights, democracy and peace-building. The consortium is working to promote the protection of Human Rights by creating a common platform for CSOs to have their voices heard and to initiate evidence-based advocacy. It is also working to strengthen the capacity of existing and new Human Rights organizations.

Millions of people die from preventable health threats. These deaths don’t just devastate families, they also weaken communities and economies.

Solutions exist but are out of reach for too many people. We collaborate to close the gap between proven, life-saving solutions and the people who need them. Since 2017, we’ve worked with governments and other partners in more than 60 countries to save millions of lives.

We work toward a future where people live longer, healthier lives, communities flourish, and economies thrive. This is an ambitious vision, and it inspires us and our partners to make progress every day.

Resolve to Save Lives was created by Dr. Tom Frieden, former director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Our initial funders include Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Gates Philanthropy Partners, which is funded with support from the Chan Zuckerberg Foundation.

REACH Ethiopia grew out of a TB project that started in 2010. This project introduced an innovative community package that engaged health extension workers (HEWs) to increase TB case detection and treatment adherence. The project was first designed by Dr Mohamed A. Yassin who was based in Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) and now works at the Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria. The project is supported by The Stop TB Department TB REACH and implemented in close collaboration with the LSTM. The TB REACH project was scaled up to covers 7.5 million people. In 2013 we moved from being a project to an independent organization which is registered under Ethiopian law as REACH Ethiopia (its previous name was Hidase Hulentenawi Agelglot Yebego Adragot Mahiber – HHA).