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We believe in the power of strategic partnerships to strengthen community support. Through our work with other funders and organizations, we are part of efforts to transform philanthropy toward more equitable and respectful practices. With initiatives like “Roots of the Future”—our event that brought together Indigenous and ally voices to European audiences—and other projects in development, we seek to create synergies with institutions that share our commitment to cultural preservation, access to health, education, water, and a healthy environment as fundamental human rights. We invite organizations and entities who want to contribute to this mission to explore possibilities for collaboration with us.
Institutional
We believe in the power of strategic partnerships to strengthen community support. Through our work with other funders and organizations, we are part of efforts to transform philanthropy toward more equitable and respectful practices. With initiatives like “Roots of the Future”—our event that brought together Indigenous and ally voices to European audiences—and other projects in development, we seek to create synergies with institutions that share our commitment to cultural preservation, access to health, education, water, and a healthy environment as fundamental human rights. We invite organizations and entities who want to contribute to this mission to explore possibilities for collaboration with us.
Supporting Charles Darwin Foundation’s Work to Save the Scalesia Forest in the Galápagos
Supporting Charles Darwin Foundation’s Work to Save the Scalesia Forest in the Galápagos
Scalesia forest houses incredible biodiversity A few months ago, AWF partnered with the CDF to fund their work in the unique and very species-rich Scalesia Forest endemic to read more
Scalesia forest houses incredible biodiversity A few months ago, AWF partnered with the CDF to fund their work in the unique and very species-rich Scalesia Forest endemic to read more
Healthcare to the Batwa progress update (good news!)
Healthcare to the Batwa progress update (good news!)
Last year, AWF awarded a grant to the Bwindi Community Hospital to promote Batwa healthcare by having a nurse work closely with this community who has endured terrible human rights read more
Last year, AWF awarded a grant to the Bwindi Community Hospital to promote Batwa healthcare by having a nurse work closely with this community who has endured terrible human rights read more
Motion 129 Approved: the First Step in Avoiding the Point of no Return Through Indigenous Governance
Motion 129 Approved: the First Step in Avoiding the Point of no Return Through Indigenous Governance
Azimuth World Foundation applauds and welcomes the approval of Motion 129 by the IUCN. The motion "Avoid the point of no return in the Amazon by protecting 80% by 2025" read more
Azimuth World Foundation applauds and welcomes the approval of Motion 129 by the IUCN. The motion "Avoid the point of no return in the Amazon by protecting 80% by 2025" read more
The IUCN Congress and the Counter-Summit to Decolonize Conservation
The IUCN Congress and the Counter-Summit to Decolonize Conservation
While world leaders, scientists and activists gathered in the IUCN Congress in Marseille to discuss strategies to preserve biodiversity and halt climate change, Indigenous Peoples called for a seat at read more
While world leaders, scientists and activists gathered in the IUCN Congress in Marseille to discuss strategies to preserve biodiversity and halt climate change, Indigenous Peoples called for a seat at read more
Challenges and advances in delivering healthcare to the Batwa: hearing from the Bwindi Community Hospital
Challenges and advances in delivering healthcare to the Batwa: hearing from the Bwindi Community Hospital
In 2006, the Ugandan Coalition of Civil Society Organizations made a grave warning about the Batwa, a 60,000-year-old indigenous people: they were in danger of extinction. Dispossession of their ancestral read more
In 2006, the Ugandan Coalition of Civil Society Organizations made a grave warning about the Batwa, a 60,000-year-old indigenous people: they were in danger of extinction. Dispossession of their ancestral read more
Visiting Water Mission’s Safe Water Projects in Uganda – Interview with WASH Office Dorothy Nangobi
Visiting Water Mission’s Safe Water Projects in Uganda – Interview with WASH Office Dorothy Nangobi
While we were building our partnership with Water Mission, we visited some projects in Uganda. We saw firsthand the impact these safe water systems have on so many families in read more
While we were building our partnership with Water Mission, we visited some projects in Uganda. We saw firsthand the impact these safe water systems have on so many families in read more
You can make the Scalesia forest thrive again
You can make the Scalesia forest thrive again
Heinke Jäger, Chief Scientist at the Charles Darwin Foundation, talks about the importance of partnering with Azimuth World Foundation to save this unique habitat in the Galápagos and explains how read more
Heinke Jäger, Chief Scientist at the Charles Darwin Foundation, talks about the importance of partnering with Azimuth World Foundation to save this unique habitat in the Galápagos and explains how read more
“We need all hands on deck”: interviewing Thea Bechshøft
“We need all hands on deck”: interviewing Thea Bechshøft
On the tundra shore of Hudson Bay, near Churchill, a beautiful polar bear in the early morning sunrise. Thea Bechshøft, Polar Bears International research advisor/facilitator, on Traditional Ecological Knowledge, read more
On the tundra shore of Hudson Bay, near Churchill, a beautiful polar bear in the early morning sunrise. Thea Bechshøft, Polar Bears International research advisor/facilitator, on Traditional Ecological Knowledge, read more
“These are the times when people are most vulnerable”
“These are the times when people are most vulnerable”
Gary Shaye, Azimuth World Foundation's Vice Chairperson, talks about the impact of COVID-19 on the world and his collaboration of over 40 years with Save the Children. You have been read more
Gary Shaye, Azimuth World Foundation's Vice Chairperson, talks about the impact of COVID-19 on the world and his collaboration of over 40 years with Save the Children. You have been read more
“Amid COVID-19, access to safe water is more critical than ever”
“Amid COVID-19, access to safe water is more critical than ever”
Benjamin Filskov, country director at Water Mission Tanzania, on the impact of Kasulu Schools Hand Washing Stations installation. Azimuth World Foundation raised the necessary funds to install 30 handwashing stations read more
Benjamin Filskov, country director at Water Mission Tanzania, on the impact of Kasulu Schools Hand Washing Stations installation. Azimuth World Foundation raised the necessary funds to install 30 handwashing stations read more
