Our Impact

2,824,362 people reached, and counting.

Since its inception AID has worked across hard-to-reach areas of the Somali and Oromia regions, delivering emergency and development programmes side by side.

Our Achievement

2020 impact and beyond

Since its inception, AID has reached 2,824,362 individuals (1,553,399 women and 1,270,963 men) across hard-to-reach areas.

In Somali and Oromia regions, AID provided critical support to those affected by both natural and man-made disasters. Through comprehensive emergency and development programs in education, child protection, health and nutrition, WASH, livelihoods, and food security, AID has helped rebuild lives and foster resilience.

Throughout its journey, AID has tirelessly provided humanitarian aid and services, driving meaningful and lasting change. Below are some of AID's most impactful achievements.

Map of the Ethiopian regions where AID operates

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Women reached

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Men reached

Education and Protection

Learning that continues, even in crisis.

AID collaborates with partners, local governments, NGOs and communities to deliver sustainable development solutions that create lasting impact.

A teacher with students in an AID-supported classroom

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students provided with textbooks and learning materials

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conflict and drought affected IDP children, women, men and their caregivers provided with protection services

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teachers and education officials capacity building

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school aged children supported

Students receiving learning materials

Health and Nutrition

Care that travels to the patient.

AID is committed to providing comprehensive primary health services through health facilities, Mobile Health and Nutrition teams, and emergency ambulance services.

The organization has expanded health centers, installed solar power, and promoted disease prevention, clean water access, and health education for high-risk populations.

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Patients reached

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People reached with essential health education plans

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Health professionals trained

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Children vaccinated

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Mothers supported

Health worker attending to a patient
Mobile health and nutrition team in the field
Food distribution to households

Food and Livelihoods

Relief today, self-reliance next season.

AID is committed to enhancing food security and strengthening livelihoods for the most vulnerable communities affected by drought, conflict, and displacement. Our programs provide immediate relief to address urgent food needs while also investing in long-term solutions that help families achieve self-reliance. Through targeted interventions, we support households with emergency food rations, cash-based assistance, agricultural inputs, and vocational skills training. These efforts not only prevent hunger but also empower communities to build resilience and secure a sustainable future.

In the past year, our Food Security and Livelihoods interventions have reached thousands of people, helping them to overcome food shortages and create stable income sources. Below are some of our key achievements:

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Households reached with unconditional cash assistance to meet urgent food needs

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Households supported with agricultural inputs such as seeds, tools, and fertilizer

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Individuals received emergency food rations to prevent malnutrition

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Beneficiaries trained on climate-smart and modern farming techniques

Community members receiving food assistance
An elevated water tank constructed by AID

WASH and ES and NFI

Clean water, built to last

AID is dedicated to ensuring access to clean water by addressing the specific needs of each area. This is achieved through the construction of boreholes, shallow wells, birkas, and river intakes, all connected to public water points for efficient and reliable access. Some of the most notable recent achievements in the WASH and ESNFI sector include:

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Boreholes rehabilitated and expanded

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Elevated concrete tanks constructed

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People reached with hygiene and sanitation promotion campaigns

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Solar water supply schemes installed

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Mothers supported

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Underground cemented cisterns (birkas) built

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Trucked to around 750,000 people

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Public water points constructed

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Emergency latrine blocks constructed