Bureau de Coordination: : N'Djamena, Quartier Walia, at the descent of the 3AS hotel, not far from the official Walia Goré school, 9th Arrondissement
E-mail: achdr015@gmail.com
www.ong-achdr.org
The Association for Humanitarian Action and Sustainable Development (ACHDR) is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) under Chadian law created in 2014 in Goz-Beida in the Sila Region (border area with Sudan / Darfur), in the following an in-depth reflection initiated by Chadian executives with various experiences in emergency management and development actions with the aim of stimulating social and economic change in Chad in general and in the East of the country in particular. In view of the tangible results that it has generated in the field thanks to the technical and financial support of several partners, in particular, the Government of the Republic of Chad through its sectoral Ministries, the Agencies of the United Nations System, international NGOs and National, it has benefited from double recognition as a National NGO. First by the NGO Directorate in 2016 then by the Ministry of Economy and Development Planning in 2019. ACHDR works for a Chad in which men and women from different backgrounds live in harmony, in the shelter of all forms of human conflict and natural disasters and mutually accept each other with respect for their ethnic, cultural and religious differences. Its mission is to rehabilitate people affected by conflicts and disasters through the strengthening of their technical and organizational capacities as well as the development of resilience actions with particular emphasis on advocacy and lobbying strategies. Overall, it aims to prevent conflicts and consolidate peace throughout Chad. More specifically, it is committed to providing quality humanitarian assistance to populations affected by human crises and natural disasters; Initiate and support actions contributing to strengthening the resilience of communities and local development; strengthen the learning and dissemination of good practices related to conflict prevention and peacebuilding issues.
Support for building the resilience of communities affected by security crises in Lake Province in Chad.
Settlement Areas: Lac
Year: 2021
Price: 98 393 550 FCFA
Donors : DIAKONIE
Monitoring of population movements.
Settlement Areas: Lac
Year: 2021
Price: 55 235 000 FCFA
Donors : OIM
DATA COLLECTION FROM 75 EX-BOKO HARAM
Year: 2021
Funds: 6462 USD
Donors: NEEM Foundation
MONITORING OF POPULATION MOVEMENTS
Year: 2020
Funds: 64 782 000 FCFA
Donors: OIM
DATA COLLECTION FROM 100 EX-BOKO HARAM
Year: 2020
Funds: 8616 USD
Donors: NEEM Foundation
SUPPORT PROJECT TO STRENGTHEN THE RESILIENCE OF COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY THE IMPACTS OF THE BOKO HARAM SECT AND COVID-19 IN LAKE CHAD PROVINCE
Year: 2020
Funds: 130 000 000 FCA
Donors: France Embassy of Chad
Urgent response to COVID-19 for the strengthening of productive capital in Chad's agricultural environment.
Settlement Areas: Mayo Kebbi Ouest
Year: 2020
Price: 26 744 000 FCFA
Donors : FAO
MONITORING OF POPULATION MOVEMENTS
Year: 2019
Funds: 89 226 000 FCFA
Donors: OIM
SUPPORT FOR THE REHABILITATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF SHELTERS (SHELTERS)
Year: 2019
Funds: 15 175 000 FCFA
Donors: OIM
SUPPORT FOR THE MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POST-DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS OF FOOD, BLANKET FEEDING AND CASH IN THE SITES OF DISPLACED PEOPLE AND HOST POPULATIONS
Year: 2019
Funds: 98 102 148 970 FCFA
Donors: PAM
PROFILING OF IDP SITES AND MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF POST-FOOD DISTRIBUTION, BLANKET FEEDING AND CASH OPERATION
Year: 2018
Funds: 57 480 614 FCFA
Donors: PAM
MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF FOOD POST-DISTRIBUTION, BLANKET FEEDING AND CASH OPERATIONS
Year: 2018
Funds: 38 638 975 FCFA
Donors: PAM
RESPONSE TO PASTORAL HUMANITARIAN NEEDS FOLLOWING THE BOKO-HARAM CRISIS IN CHAD (OSRO/CHD/703/BEL)
Year: 2017
Funds: 13 946 851 FCFA
Donors: FAO
SUPPORT FOR FOOD SECURITY TO IMPROVE THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF HOST POPULATIONS, RETURNEES AND DISPLACED VICTIMS OF THE BOKO-HARAM CRISIS IN THE REGIONS OF LAKE AND KANEM (OSRO/CHD/704/EC)
Year: 2017
Funds: 50 213 332 FCFA
Donors: FAO
Mrs. Hurera Atta is the Assistant Executive Director and Head of Education at Neem Foundation. A devoted advocate of human rights, civil liberties, and education – especially for girls from disadvantaged backgrounds – Mrs. Atta has built a legal and corporate career spanning over 25 years. As a lawyer, she handled high-profile and controversial human rights cases, representing young at-risk women. In her capacity as General Manager at Allan Woods Limited, she oversaw and spearheaded the development of the educational institution to bridge the gap in the area of professional development for Nigerian professionals.
Dr. Abiye M. Iruayenema is an expert sociocognitive research psychologist and strategic communications specialist. He is currently heads a mobile counselling and preventing violent extremism (PVE) initiative, which offers counselling in hard-to-reach traumatized communities in Maiduguri, Borno State. As an experienced academic and researcher, Dr. Iruayenama created vulnerability and needs assessments tools used for a UNICEF funded rehabilitation and reintegration programme for 1,500 Children Associated with Armed Groups. He has delivered several trainings revolving around self-care for humanitarian aid workers, social and emotional learning, as well as addressing psychological trauma in conflict zones.
Mrs. Hurera Atta is the Assistant Executive Director and Head of Education at Neem Foundation. A devoted advocate of human rights, civil liberties, and education – especially for girls from disadvantaged backgrounds – Mrs. Atta has built a legal and corporate career spanning over 25 years. As a lawyer, she handled high-profile and controversial human rights cases, representing young at-risk women. In her capacity as General Manager at Allan Woods Limited, she oversaw and spearheaded the development of the educational institution to bridge the gap in the area of professional development for Nigerian professionals.
Dr. Abiye M. Iruayenema is an expert sociocognitive research psychologist and strategic communications specialist. He is currently heads a mobile counselling and preventing violent extremism (PVE) initiative, which offers counselling in hard-to-reach traumatized communities in Maiduguri, Borno State. As an experienced academic and researcher, Dr. Iruayenama created vulnerability and needs assessments tools used for a UNICEF funded rehabilitation and reintegration programme for 1,500 Children Associated with Armed Groups. He has delivered several trainings revolving around self-care for humanitarian aid workers, social and emotional learning, as well as addressing psychological trauma in conflict zones.
Dr. Abiye M. Iruayenema is an expert sociocognitive research psychologist and strategic communications specialist. He is currently heads a mobile counselling and preventing violent extremism (PVE) initiative, which offers counselling in hard-to-reach traumatized communities in Maiduguri, Borno State. As an experienced academic and researcher, Dr. Iruayenama created vulnerability and needs assessments tools used for a UNICEF funded rehabilitation and reintegration programme for 1,500 Children Associated with Armed Groups. He has delivered several trainings revolving around self-care for humanitarian aid workers, social and emotional learning, as well as addressing psychological trauma in conflict zones.
Mrs. Hurera Atta is the Assistant Executive Director and Head of Education at Neem Foundation. A devoted advocate of human rights, civil liberties, and education – especially for girls from disadvantaged backgrounds – Mrs. Atta has built a legal and corporate career spanning over 25 years. As a lawyer, she handled high-profile and controversial human rights cases, representing young at-risk women. In her capacity as General Manager at Allan Woods Limited, she oversaw and spearheaded the development of the educational institution to bridge the gap in the area of professional development for Nigerian professionals.
Dr. Abiye M. Iruayenema is an expert sociocognitive research psychologist and strategic communications specialist. He is currently heads a mobile counselling and preventing violent extremism (PVE) initiative, which offers counselling in hard-to-reach traumatized communities in Maiduguri, Borno State. As an experienced academic and researcher, Dr. Iruayenama created vulnerability and needs assessments tools used for a UNICEF funded rehabilitation and reintegration programme for 1,500 Children Associated with Armed Groups. He has delivered several trainings revolving around self-care for humanitarian aid workers, social and emotional learning, as well as addressing psychological trauma in conflict zones.
