Aga Khan Foundation
Kendra Schreiner is a Senior Partnerships Manager (Climate Resilience) at the Aga Khan Foundation, where responsibilities include developing climate resilience strategies, forming strategic partnerships, and securing funding for transformative community impact. Previous roles include Partnerships Manager and Partnerships Officer at Aga Khan Foundation, focusing on grant acquisition in climate resilience, agriculture, and humanitarian response across various regions. Kendra's experience also encompasses working as a Grants Officer at Stonewall, a Research and Projects Associate at Social Innovation Exchange, and a Consultant with United Nations OCHA. Kendra holds a Master's degree in International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies from the London School of Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in International/Global Studies from the University of Saskatchewan.
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Building a future where we all thrive together. The Aga Khan Foundation (AKF), an agency of the Aga Khan Development Network, is a private, not-for-profit, non-denominational, international development agency established in 1967 by His Highness the Aga Khan. AKF brings together human, financial and technical resources to address some of the challenges faced by the poorest and most marginalised communities in the world. With an emphasis on women and girls, AKF invests in human potential, expanding opportunities and improving quality of life. AKF leads a range of integrated, innovative and gender sensitive interventions in agriculture and food security; civil society; climate resilience; early childhood development; education; health and nutrition; and work and enterprise. Interventions are informed by evidence, data, local knowledge and extensive networks of community-led institutions. Its activities are coordinated not only with those of other AKDN agencies but also with local, national and international partners in order to bring to bear a full package of multiple activities that can spark a long-term process of positive change. In addition, AKF often plays a convening, partnership development, policy dialogue and resource mobilisation role for the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) and its agencies.