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Camfed

CAMFED (also known as the Campaign for Female Education) is an international non-governmental, non-profit organization founded in 1993. The mission of the organization is to eradicate poverty in Africa through the education of girls and the empowerment of young women. CAMFED programs operate in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ghana, Tanzania, Malawi and Kenya.

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Founded
In 1993 by Ann Cotton
Key people
Angeline Murimirwa (CEO)
Locations
National offices: Camfed International: Cambridge, UK Camfed USA: San Francisco, California Camfed Canada: Toronto, Ontario Camfed Ghana: Ghana Camfed Kenya: Kenya Camfed Malawi… · Camfed International: Cambridge, UK · Camfed USA: San Francisco, California · Camfed Canada: Toronto, Ontario · Camfed Ghana: Ghana
Methods
Education of girls and empowerment of women
Type
NGO Non-profit Development Education

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related to Further reading · 84
Camfed → Accounting, African, April, Archived, August, Brookings, Cambridge, CAMFED Annual Report, CAMFED Ghana, CAMFED Governance, Camfed Impact Report, CAMFED International, Celebrating Ten Years, Center, Commission, Consider Camfed's Work In, December, Developing CountriesShapiro, Education, Education Is The Key
related to history · 17
Camfed → Ann Cotton, Anticipating, By, CAMA, CAMFED Alumnae Association, Ghana, It, Kenya, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Malawi, Tanzania, The, Wikisource-logo, Zambia, Zimbabwe
related to CAMFED and the Sustainable Development Goals · 15
Camfed → Agenda, As, CAMFED's, Climate Action, Gender Equality, Goal, Good Health, In, January, Poverty, Quality Education, SDG4, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Development Goals, The Sustainable Development Goals
related to Notable supporters · 13
Camfed → Australia, Ayisha Fuseini, Doris Lessing, Emma Watson, Gillard, GPE Board Chair Julia, Joan Armatrading, Martha Lane Fox, Morgan Freeman, Prime Minister, Rihanna, Social, US President Bill Clinton
Locations · 10
Camfed → Camfed Canada: Toronto, Ontario, Camfed Ghana: Ghana, Camfed International: Cambridge, UK, Camfed Kenya: Kenya, Camfed Malawi: Malawi, Camfed Tanzania: Tanzania, Camfed USA: San Francisco, California, Camfed Zambia: Zambia, Camfed Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe, National offices: Camfed International: Cambridge, UK Camfed USA: San Francisco, California Camfed Canada: Toronto, Ontario Camfed Ghana: Ghana Camfed Kenya: Kenya Camfed Malawi…
related to Accreditation · 8
Camfed → Development, Economic Co-operation, In, In October, OECD, Organisation, The Learner Guide Program, WISE Award
related to The Learner Guide Program · 7
Camfed → CAMA, Firstly, Learner Guide Program, Learner Guides, Secondly, The Learner Guide, This
related to CAMA · 5
Camfed → CAMA, CAMA Multiplier Effect, CAMFED Alumnae Association, The, This
related to Work · 2
Camfed → Africa, They
Founded · 1
Camfed → In 1993 by Ann Cotton

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education girls women school development young poverty cama zimbabwe ghana international zambia program children work learner goals tanzania malawi kenya

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CamfedFoundedIn 1993 by Ann Cotton1.00infobox
CamfedKey peopleAngeline Murimirwa (CEO)1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsNational offices: Camfed International: Cambridge, UK Camfed USA: San Francisco, California Camfed Canada: Toronto, Ontario Camfed Ghana: Ghana Camfed Kenya: Kenya Camfed Malawi…1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed International: Cambridge, UK1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed USA: San Francisco, California1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed Canada: Toronto, Ontario1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed Ghana: Ghana1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed Kenya: Kenya1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed Malawi: Malawi1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed Tanzania: Tanzania1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe1.00infobox
CamfedLocationsCamfed Zambia: Zambia1.00infobox
CamfedMethodsEducation of girls and empowerment of women1.00infobox
CamfedTypeNGO Non-profit Development Education1.00infobox
CamfedWebsitecamfed.org1.00infobox
Camfedis aactivism and philanthropy of its alumnae network0.90text

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