NGHOA is a leading Afghan led non-governmental organization registered with the Ministry of Economy Government of Afghanistan under license No. 5118, whose mission is “to advance the fundamental rights and freedoms of all people of Afghanistan, particularly those most vulnerable to human rights violations and are deprived of sustainable and equitable development.” NGHOA fulfills its mandate by assisting deprived communities with humanitarian aid, livelihood and rural recovery projects, conducting researches, baseline studies and need assessments to shed light over the obstacles that prevent communities and marginalized groups from advancing their rights. Based on its findings. NGHOA coordinates evidence-based advocacy actions to raise awareness, build capacity, and influence lawmakers, and policy making processes aiming at removing the barriers that prevent people’s advancement in society.
NGHOA’s vision is just “peaceful Afghanistan where every individual enjoys equal rights, economic prosperity, and democratic freedoms.”.
NGHOA mission is “To advocate for the advancement of rights and freedoms, particularly for vulnerable groups, through comprehensive policy advocacy, research, and community empowerment initiatives.”.
Upholding ethical practices and moral principles in all actions
Ensuring responsibility and transparency to our stakeholders
Committing to fairness and justice in opportunities and treatment.
Striving for the highest quality in our work and impact. Our leaders and team continue to ensure that our values remain at the core of who we are, what we do and how we do things.
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The key competencies prevalent in NGHOA are in the fields of health and well-being, education and training, agriculture and livestock, social services, emergency humanitarian assistant and support, research and advocacy.
Recognizing the urgent needs arising from both conflict and natural disasters, NGHOA delivers emergency aid, focusing on life-saving interventions such as food security, shelter, and immediate healthcare.
NGHOA invests in long-term projects to build infrastructure, improve water and sanitation facilities, and enhance local economies, all while ensuring community ownership and sustainable practices.
With a deep understanding of Afghanistan’s socio-political landscape, NGHOA advocates for systemic change, focusing on policy reforms that support human rights, especially in areas affected by conflict and poverty.
NGHOA implements programs specifically designed to protect children from abuse, neglect, and exploitation, and to provide psychosocial support to those affected by violence and displacement.
Education programs are tailored to increase access, especially for girls and marginalized groups, by creating safe learning environments, teacher training, and community-based education systems.
NGHOA works within the context of Afghanistan’s cultural landscape to protect women’s legal rights, combat gender-based violence, and support women’s access to justice and legal services.
Economic and social empowerment programs are provided, including vocational training, microfinance, and entrepreneurship opportunities to enable women to become active economic agents in their communities.
NGHOA’s health initiatives focus on increasing access to primary healthcare, reproductive health services, and nutrition programs, aiming to reduce the high rates of maternal and child mortality.
NGHOA has sound financial systems that ensure transparency, accountability, prudent use of resources and efficient financial processes. Financial processes follow a NGHOA Financial Manual, which is based on Generally Acceptable Accounting Principles (GAAPs). The Manual provides the guidelines on grants management and expenditure. To ensure financial information integrity, NGHOA utilizes QuickBooks to input, track and monitor all financial transactions and this system is able to accommodate different donor requirements in real time. NGHOA financial records are audited annually by a reputable audit company being recruited through a competitive process, as well as internally by a team of auditors of NGHOA and individual donors.
NGHOA procurement processes reflect international best practices such as transparent and competitive tendering and bidding, strategic sourcing, elaborate procurement planning and vendor database, stock management and inventory controls.
NGHOA’s blended and integrated programming ensures a holistic approach to meeting both humanitarian and development needs of target communities. NGHOA uses empowerment approaches that are participatory and community-based to enhance ownership of the projects.
To undertake all such activities that promotes human rights and justice, particularly among the most vulnerable sections of the society who faces denial of rights and justice.
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