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Without good health, there can be no social change.
 
U.S.
AED uses innovative social marketing and behavior change communication programs, research and evaluation, and sound public health practice to help people adopt healthier lifestyles and address health problems. Areas of emphasis include obesity, teen pregnancy, nutrition and exercise, tobacco prevention, health disparities, prevention of HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases, and media and health literacy. AED works with the country's top public health organizations, local and state government agencies, and federal agencies
IMPACT STORIES
AED Aims to Make Youth Media-Smart About Food
AED Creates Award-Winning Flu Education Campaign
AIDS Interventions Target Those Most At-Risk
International
AED has been implementing global health programs for more than 30 years and is currently active in 37 countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East.

Through policy dialogue, behavioral change strategies, partnerships with the commercial sector, and the building the capacity of local institutions and communities, AED promotes healthy lifestyles while addressing the problems of malnutrition and food security, HIV/AIDS, malaria, and infectious diseases

IMPACT STORIES
‘Listen to the Bell’ Campaign Promotes Faithfulness in Tanzania
AED Advocacy Models Help Combat Infant and Maternal Mortality
AED Efforts Provide Insight On Nutrition’s Role in Battling HIV/AIDS
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Africa's Health in 2010
The purpose of the Africa's Health in 2010 project is to provide strategic, analytical, communication and advocacy, and monitoring and evaluation support to USAID's Bureau for Africa, USAID regional programs (such as USAID/East Africa and USAID/West Africa), and African institutions and networks to improve the health status of Africans.
NetMark
The NetMark project is dedicated to reducing malaria in Africa by building commercial markets for insecticide-treated bed nets. A unique public-private partnership, NetMark has improved both the supply and correct use of insecticide-treated bed-nets (ITNs) in sub-Saharan Africa.
PROFILES
Created to communicate with policymakers, PROFILES offers a way to engage national leaders in policy dialogue about public health nutrition. PROFILES encourages program planners to examine potential payoffs of alternative program approaches.


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