AGFUND in Brief
AGFUND has partnerships with more than 450 international, regional, and governmental organizations, through which it supports development projects.
Arab Gulf Programme for Development (AGFUND) is a regional organization, established in 1980 by the initiative of His Royal Highness the late Prince Talal bin Abdulaziz and the support of the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council. AGFUND aims at the roots of human development problems, targeting all segments of society without discrimination.
AGFUND works in the following programmes
AGFUND contributes to the achievement of the sustainable development agenda 2030 by financing projects that meet its standards and through Prince Talal International Prize for Human Development, which is an incubator for projects targeted by AGFUND.
AGFUND has established 5 specialized development organizations
- Arab Council for Childhood and Development.
- Arab Women Center for Training and Research.
- Financial inclusion Banks.
- Arab Open University.
- Arab Network for NGOs.
AGFUND has partnerships with more than 450 international, regional, and governmental organizations, through which it supports development projects. And it has 1,713 projects in 133 countries.