Community-led Program Brings Solar Energy to India’s Poorest

Chandrakant Pradhan, Aga Khan Foundation’s Rural Development Programme Officer in New Delhi, managed a project to promote efficient, renewable energy... View Article

Recognition, Solidarity, Hope: Helping Marginalized Women Participate More Fully In Society

In celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8th, Aga Khan Foundation (India) CEO, Matt T. Reed, reflects on the... View Article

Aga Khan Foundation Celebrates Ideas at Jaipur Literary Festival

Matt T. Reed, CEO of Aga Khan Foundation (India), reflects on his experiences at the Jaipur Literary Festival, a five-day event... View Article

Urban Renewal in India

Located in the heart of New Delhi, the Nizamuddin Basti heritage project combines conservation with a major socio-economic effort that is... View Article

Yuva Junction Facilitates Alternative Livelihoods for Young People in India

A little over a month ago, I read the words of Marie Wilson, author, political organizer and founder of the... View Article

The World in a Grain of Rice

How much of the solution to global hunger lies in the DNA of the food on our plates? That was... View Article

The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Global Charity Improves Life for the Poor as It Restores Historic Muslim Sites

Four hundred years ago, the widow of the second Mughal emperor of India built her husband a grand mausoleum in... View Article

Houston’s Art Museum Trustees Impressed by AKTC’s Work in India

Members of the Board of Trustees from Houston’s Museum of Fine Arts recently visited Humayun’s Tomb, a project of the Aga Khan Trust... View Article

New Ideas from Rural India: Growing Food without Land

This post was originally published on InterAction as part of a series in recognition of the UN’s International Day for... View Article

AKDN & UN World Food Day

Did you miss World Food Day? Each year on October 16, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization’s World Food... View Article