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One Health and Development Initiative One Health and Development Initiative (OHDI) is a global nonprofit organization advancing One Health and Sustainable Development through integrated action across human, animal, plant, and environmental health.

We recognize that the health and wellbeing of people, animals, plants, and ecosystems are deeply interconnected, and that achieving lasting impact requires holistic, collaborative, and evidence-based approaches. Guided by this understanding, OHDI promotes education, advocacy, research, and practical solutions that bridge sectors and disciplines to build healthier, more resilient, and sustainable communities.

Through our programs, research initiatives, policy engagement, technology-driven solutions, and communication platforms, we apply the principles of One Health to real-world challenges. Our work fosters collaboration, strengthens local and global capacity, and drives innovation that improves health, wellbeing, and sustainable development for all.

Vision for Ethiopia is a local development and humanitarian organization established in 2006 with registration number 0311. The organization is dedicated to transforming communities holistically by working with Children, Youths, and Women to provide compressive development, humanitarian and relief projects in Amhara, Oromiya, Tigray, Diradawa, and Addis Ababa city administration. We are deeply committed to improving society’s quality of life by fulfilling societal needs, such as Protection, Education, Health & Nutrition, WASH, Gender equality, elderly support and providing emergency support for internally displaced people and refugees in Ethiopia.

Shamida Ethiopia was established to give hope to the lives of vulnerable women and children through deinstitutionalisation, care, support and development programs and to give them relevance in life.

In Ethiopia social problems have been increasing at an alarming rate due to poverty, HIV/AIDS, various diseases, drought and conflict. Among other social problems the number of orphans and vulnerable children is increasing rapidly. Shamida Ethiopia is a non-profit Ethiopian NGO that is working hand in hand with other NGOs in Ethiopia to complement their efforts and advance our projects.

Partnership For Pastoralists Development Association [PAPDA] Is a legally registered humanitarian, National nongovernmental organization striving to improve the livelihood of poor pastoralists and Agro pastoralist communities in Ethiopia. PAPDA was established in June 2006 by people who hail from pastoralists areas of Oromia, Somali, and Afar regional States and is re registered (No 0355) with the Agency for Civil Society Organizations.

Over the years, the border zone between Kenya and Ethiopia experienced increased intra ethnic conflicts, animal health, and livestock marketing bottlenecks. This led to CIFA Kenya (established in 2000) to facilitate the establishments of cross border initiatives in 2004/05. Through these initiatives, CIFA gained recognition from the Ethiopian communities and authorities and in 2005 this led to the setting up and registration of CIFA Ethiopia as a National NGO and re-registered again on April 11, 2016 with the Federal Charities and Societies Agency via certificate number 1012.

The CIFA Trust (www.cifauk.org.uk), an independent charity registered in UK, was established in 2006 to broaden CIFA’s international outreach, particularly with regard to advocacy on behalf of the marginalized pastoralists, and also to strengthen CIFA’s capacity and long term sustainability in Kenya and Ethiopia.

Our strategic position in Borana Zone and linkage to several cross border partners and sister organization – CIFA Kenya gives us a big opportunity to work on cross border related issues

MCRC was established by Mrs. Jutta De Muynk in 2006. It was legally registered in 2010. MCRC was initiated to help the needy children going to a church school at Aware Area. However the founder though the course of her work realized that poverty and violence are the underlying causes of the problems and sufferings of the children and their mothers. And thus the mothers were included in the program.

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Our team of practitioners is drawn from the nonprofit, social impact, and commercial worlds, with a distinct background and focus on international philanthropy. As a proudly Certified B Corp, we help support some of the world’s highest impact programs in countries around the world.

Catholic Relief Services was founded in 1943 by the Catholic Bishops of the United States to serve World War II survivors in Europe. Since then, we have expanded in size to reach more than 200 million people in more than 100 countries on five continents.

For over 80 years, our mission has been to assist impoverished and disadvantaged people overseas, working in the spirit of Catholic social teaching to promote the sacredness of human life and the dignity of the human person. Although our mission is rooted in the Catholic faith, our operations serve people based solely on need, regardless of their race, religion or ethnicity. Within the United States, CRS engages Catholics to live their faith in solidarity with the poor and suffering people of the world.

United Beverages share company is a company formed by Ethiopian and Foreign shareholders. United Beverages share company is a well-established business that started operating in 2019 GC. In terms of staff and directorship, we are probably the most Ethiopian beer company in the country. And to help us stay abreast of leading technology and introduce world-class know-how, we work closely with international partners and suppliers.

Deeply moved by the plight of street children he encountered on a trip to Kolkata (Calcutta), John O’Shea founded GOAL in 1977, and for over 45 years, GOAL has responded to almost all of the world’s major humanitarian crises since, working with vulnerable communities in more than 60 countries.

While GOAL continues to be an agile first-responder to humanitarian crises, it is also committed to working with vulnerable communities to help them survive crises and support them on the road to recovery.

GOAL’s purpose is to save lives and empower communities to develop resilience and greater control over their lives and livelihoods. GOAL aims to increase the resilient wellbeing of the world’s poorest people and focuses on those who are excluded or marginalised, particularly those who are vulnerable due to socio-economic status, gender or age.