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the template reads: This article contains content that is written like an advertisement. (April 2022) But where? The other part of the template is o.k., I think more sources would be useful, but what reads like an advertisement? Ai24 (talk) 06:21, 9 July 2022 (UTC)Reply

Add that Aflatoun partners have won multiple awards at the MAIAs

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I'd like to add that Aflatoun and its partners have won multiple awards at the Money Awareness and Inclusion Awards across the last few years. Some examples:

"Aflateen+: Life Skills and Financial Education Through a Gender Lens" was the winner of the Best School Age Project by a Non-Profit organisation in 2023 (link - maiawards.org/winners-2023)
"Aflatoun’s Introduction to Crypto and Blockchain Technologies" was Winner of the Best Blockchain Education Category in 2024 [link - maiawards.org/winners-2024]
In 2025, it's partner in China, Afutong Guardians of Mountain Children, won Best Non-Profit Project for School-Age Children [link - maiawards.org/winners-2025]

Not sure exactly where it should go on the page — happy for the editor to place it wherever makes sense (looks like an Awards or Achievements section, if one exists).

Note: I'm affiliated with MAIA, so I'm requesting this rather than editing the page directly. Michael at the MAIAs (talk) 09:30, 21 July 2026 (UTC)Reply

This page was redesigned at the edge.

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Add that Aflatoun partners have won multiple awards at the MAIAs