Associates For International Development

AID Inc. is a research and consulting company founded in 2004 in the Caribbean by academic lecturers and specialist consultants. AIDInc's satellite unit for strategic partnership development was formed in the UK in 2008. We use our expertise in both quantitative and qualitative techniques to identify, measure, monitor and evaluate problems, dynamics and outcomes across priority development issues. We develop and implement evidence-based policies, strategies and programming solutions to alleviate these issues and their impacts. Effective Partnerships: We are a small unit that operates through long-standing, innovative partnerships with associate consultants, companies and institutions. Our efficiency is in our contained overheads, promotion of country ownership and strengthened local NGO institutional capacities and not least, our wide-reaching community, government, private sector and consultant /expert partnerships during fact-finding and programme implementation;We believe that local, organisational and community empowerment and mobilisation for change are key to attaining and sustaining national and global heath & developmental goals and best practices. Core FocusCommunity Development and EmpowermentYouth Empowerment Human Rights, Media and AdvocacyAnti-stigma and discrimination of vulnerable and marginalised groupsPreventing Violence against Women and Girls Promoting Access to ServicesStrategic PlanningPrivate Sector mobilisation for developmentHealth Service Decision SupportHealth Policy Analysis Health Financing Economic Evaluation of health technologies and programme outcomes Community-Based Operational ResearchMonitoring and Evaluation Our Clients We serve a diverse group of clients who we refer to as our core funding or implementing partners. These include National and regional governments, international organizations, foundations, non-profit associations and institutions, and businesses.
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Employee Count: 1
Keywords: international trade & development