ABOUT
Strategic Priorities
Building resilience of the communities against conflicts and disasters and respond to humanitarian issues with people-centered rights-based alternatives, including preparedness, adaptation, and prevention.
Ensuring sustainable food security, promoting climate resilient sustainable agriculture and inclusive livelihoods for the people living in poverty and conflict.
Empowerment of women and girls to lead in breaking the cycle of poverty and violence and gain control over economic resources and livelihood options to live a life with dignity.
Current Project
Vocational Training
Program on Wool Processing for Women in Bamyan Center
Project Duration: September 2024 – August 2025
Project Summary:
This project aims to
strengthen the economic resilience of women in Bamyan Center through a
structured vocational training program on wool processing. Women participants
receive practical, hands-on training in wool cleaning, spinning, weaving, and
basic product development. The project also supports participants with
essential tools and promotes savings and income-generating activities to
enhance household livelihoods. By enhancing technical skills and increasing access to livelihood opportunities, the project promotes women’s economic
participation and self-reliance.
Core Values
Integrity
Accountability
Transparency
Inclusiveness
Efficiency
Our Approach
We apply community-based approach in humanitarian program design and implementation to ensure the target beneficiaries have “the right to participate in making decisions that affect their lives” as well as “a right to information and transparency” from our programs.
We apply community-driven approach in development programming to ensure transparency, participation, local empowerment, demand-responsiveness, greater downward accountability, and enhanced local capacity.
We consult the target communities and other stakeholders and involve them in every stage of project/program management cycle to ensure we are providing sustainable, context-specific, and tailored solutions to developmental and humanitarian challenges.
Do-no-harm principle and safety are at the core of your programming process to ensure our operation is safe and does not cause any harm to individuals and environment.