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Objectives

❖ The provision of services that contribute towards long-term sustainable peace and development in Afghanistan.

❖Delivering assistance during food emergency to most vulnerable populations wherever they are in a timely manner,

❖  transformative actions that strengthen the resilience and livelihoods of individuals and communities,

❖  Support local economies of women headed households thus contributing to the long- term development ensuring saving lives and changing lives.

❖  To provide educational opportunities for Afghan children, specifically for war – affected, demobilized children, returnees and other vulnerable.

❖  To focus on children rights and create awareness in the community awareness of health, drug, education, training to the families of the mention villages.

Objectives

❖  To carry out community-focused and community involved sustainable development and to deliver and/or assist with basic needs such as health, health education, clean water and primary education.

❖  To render services in the capacity building sectors, specifically educational and vocational trainings, and other basic social requirements.

❖  To contribute to the alleviation of human rights and provision of basic social services to vulnerable people of Afghanistan.

❖  To help with war-affected, demobilized, street children and provide them with health education, basic education training, vocational training. Until get employment.

❖  To help Afghan women become literate and to train them for vocational various fields so that they might lead financially independent lives in a society free of crimination.

❖  To create a job environment for Afghan people, especially those women who are responsible for supporting their families.

MainSectors–Expertise

Afghan Development Foundation Office is working and having specialities in the following sectors. sectors:

Livelihood Resilience Building

With a focus on developing and strengthening the capacity of population and communities in rural areas with close collaboration of local NGOs, local shuras and associations. The service in the field include: promoting and facilitating the active participation of women, youth, vulnerable groups, disabled people and poor in livelihood activities.

Food Security

With an objective to fight and end hunger in Afghanistan. The service in field include: reaching most vulnerable populations wherever they are during food emergency.

Gender-based Projects

Covering women empowerment and food security of women headed households. The service in the field include; training and supporting local economies of women headed households thus contributing to the long-term development and creating a resilient livelihood.

Humanitarian Projects

Material or logistical assistance to group of people and communities in need of aid. Among those affected by flood, conflict, natural disasters and poverty.

Land Acquisition and Resettlement Planning (LARP)

Implementation of LARP projects for developmental sectors such as; highways and transmission lines. The service in the field includes; Socio-economic Survey, Feasibility Study, Topographical Survey, Geological Survey: Resettlement Planning, Environmental Study, Environmental Preservation Activities, Tree Management Plan (TMP), De-forestation, Grievances Redress, Compensation Payments, Determination of Rights of Land for Affected Households, Public Consultation and Information.

Feasibility Study

Specific studies for feasibility study of projects in developmental sectors. The service in the field include; Provision of Historical Background for the project/site, Description of the Location, Situational Analysis, Details of the Operations and Management, National Policies on the subject, International Standards on the subject, Financial Data and Legal Requirements.

Third-Party Monitoring and Evaluation Consultancy

Assessing Compliance with principles, requirements, and procedures agreed upon, Data Collection, Field Survey, Supervision, Reporting, Analysis, Support, Outcome Presentation, Information Disclosure, Resolution of Grievances, Reviewing of Objectives, Reviewing Shortcomings, Developing Risk

About ADF

ADF-Structure

The organization structure of Afghan Development Foundation is consisting of board of directors, executive board, committees, policies, procedures and other governing.

Board of Directors

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Board of Directors

The decision-making body of Afghan Development Foundation is the Board of Directors (BD). The Board of Directors comprises of experienced personalities and experts in different relevant fields and professions. The BD is composed of seven Afghan members, and it's the ultimate and heights source of decision-making body of the organization. The BD is responsible for the management of Afghan Development Foundation (ADF) . The management includes the approval and evaluation of projects; providing advice and guidance to both central and regional directors and officers; financial evaluation and budgeting; calling monthly, quarterly, annual and emergency meetings.

Executive Board

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Executive Board

The Executive Board (EB) is comprising of One Executive Director, Deputy Director and a team of well qualified technically staff including Program, Finance, Operations Managers and other technical and administrative staff. The Executive Director heads the organization and provides over all leadership and direction.

Management Team

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Management Team

The management team is consisting of middle and lower-level management such as manager, specialist, officer and associate level. These are the core staff of the ADF who implement the project according to ADF policies and procedures considering the donor requirement and international practices.

ADF Capacity

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ADF Capacity

As stated in above that Afghan Development Foundation is equipped with the qualified human resource, information, tools. ADF can implement its activities by itself and proudly saying that the decades of experience has proved, that ADF is one of the successful organizations in the community, villages, districts, and NGOs Coordination Bureau who can lead its activities successfully throughout Afghanistan.

Policy and Strategy of Implementation

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Policy and Strategy of Implementation

Afghan Development Foundation ‘s strategy and policy for activities and programs is, therefore, that which build on and strengthens of existing local institutions. ADF intends to develop local capacity, and utilize the allocated resources properly and improve the technical aspects of the rehabilitation and development as well as the efficiency of the projects. The delivery of services by ADF will be based on practices that ensure gender equity, community engagement and active youth participation.
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