Counterpart accelerates collaboration within communities, bringing farmers together to build healthier lives and more secure futures. Fabian Perez was all alone. After years of civil war crippled...
Afghan communities will soon become better equipped to engage citizens and ensure all voices are heard, thanks to the Afghanistan Institute for Civil Society (AICS). Launched in February at a...
The children of Badjouma Radier, Cameroon are growing stronger and learning more—and the whole community is rejoicing. More than 2,500 community members gathered at Badjouma Radier Elementary School...
Counterpart has a long history of improving nutrition for school-aged children. In Cameroon, widespread drought has meant many children were not receiving the nutrients needed to keep them well-fed...
Our partners have built a network of 150 communities to keep girls in school and improve nutrition for 14,000 families. Where Maïgawassie Sylvie lives, in Northern Cameroon, school attendance is low,...
Why does Counterpart invest in leadership development? Because passion and vision, with the right tools and resources, can create lasting change for generations. In Mymensingh Sadar, Bangladesh,...
One leader learns to mobilize others to create an informational network that can now be activated on any issue of community concern. In the 1990s, the government in Moharjapur, Bangladesh partnered...
Maté Mint Sidi Ali’s village in Guidimakha, Mauritania sits six miles from the nearest health clinic – too far for many in her community to get any kind of healthcare. “Hiring a ride is expensive and...
In Demsa, Cameroon, many families don’t have the money to buy pencils or workbooks for their school-age children. Without these simple tools, children cannot attend school. Last week, 350 of Demsa’s...
Lack of food and poor nutrition can impact nearly every layer of society. Most often, those who suffer most are those who can do little to change their situation. Counterpart, and our local partners...