What We Value ?
- Equity and Inclusivity
- Ensuring fairness and inclusivity in all activities to reach diverse populations.
- Promoting equal access to health, nutrition, and development opportunities.
- Integrity
- Upholding high ethical standards in all interactions and operations.
- Ensuring transparency and accountability in decision-making processes.
- Empowerment
- Empowering communities to actively participate in their own development.
- Fostering self-reliance and autonomy among individuals and groups.
- Innovation
- Encouraging creative and adaptive solutions to address health and nutrition challenges.
- Embracing new technologies and approaches for effective programming.
- Collaboration
- Building and sustaining partnerships with communities, NGOs, government agencies, and other stakeholders.
- Collaborating across sectors to create synergies for holistic development.
- Resilience
- Promoting resilience at individual and community levels, especially in the face of crises and climate-related challenges.
- Implementing programs that contribute to sustainable recovery and long-term well-being.
- Knowledge Sharing
- Valuing the importance of continuous learning and knowledge exchange.
- Actively sharing experiences, best practices, and lessons learned with diverse stakeholders.
- Community-Centric Approach
- Prioritizing the needs and aspirations of communities in program design and implementation.
- Respecting local cultures, traditions, and knowledge systems.
- Sustainability
- Implementing interventions that have a lasting impact on health, nutrition, and socio-economic conditions.
- Considering environmental and economic sustainability in all projects.
- Compassion
- Demonstrating empathy and understanding towards the challenges faced by communities.
- Approaching all activities with a genuine concern for the well-being of individuals.
- Humanitarianism
- Prioritizing the alleviation of suffering and meeting the basic needs of individuals affected by crises.
- Acting with a sense of duty and compassion in response to humanitarian emergencies.
- Independence
- Maintaining independence in decision-making and actions, free from undue influence.
- Upholding autonomy to ensure programs align with the organization’s values and principles.
- Accountability
- Holding ourselves responsible for the impact of our actions and decisions.
- Being answerable to stakeholders, beneficiaries, and the public for the organization’s activities.
- Transparency
- Providing clear and accessible information about the organization’s activities, goals, and financial practices.
- Openly communicating processes and decision-making to build trust with stakeholders.
- Neutrality
- Adhering to impartiality in delivering services and assistance.
- Avoiding bias or favoritism in decision-making and resource allocation.