Why Friends of Dago Uses Six Connected Pathways
The six-pathway framework reflects a simple lesson from years of community work: education, food security, livelihoods, health, dignity, and partnership cannot be treated as isolated problems.
The six-pathway framework reflects a simple lesson from years of community work: education, food security, livelihoods, health, dignity, and partnership cannot be treated as isolated problems.
How Dago Dala Hera and Friends of Dago evolved from a local response to crisis into a community-led ecosystem connecting learning, livelihoods, health, dignity, and partnership.