International Medical Corps (IMC) is a global, non-profit humanitarian organization founded in 1984 by volunteer doctors and nurses to provide emergency medical services, training, and healthcare to people affected by conflict, disaster, and disease. Focusing on building local capacity, IMC works with communities to transition from relief to self-reliance.
The Center for the Advancement of Rights and Democracy (CARD) is a board-led, non-profit, non-governmental, civil society organization registered under the Authority for Civil Society Organizations with registry number 4307, according to the Civil Societies Law 1113/2019. CARD acquired its legal personality on 24 July 2019. CARD aspires to see Ethiopia being a place where human rights are respected and democratic culture flourished. Since its foundation, CARD has been operating with a mission of advancing a conducive civic, media, and digital space for the respect of human rights and cultivation of democratic mass culture in Ethiopia.
Over the last 14 years, Kifiya has transformed from a startup into a leading innovator in digital financial services and AI-based modeling, advancing access to financial services and markets in Ethiopia. This journey has vividly demonstrated the immense potential of big data, not just in our capacity to harness it but also to innovate upon it. Our dedication to enhancing our platform, designing inclusive products, empowering our team, and advancing our technology remains unwavering, driving us toward even greater achievements.
Service Along the Nile International (SN), formerly the Swiss Evangelical Nile Mission (SENM), brings over four decades of dedicated service to marginalized groups. Established in 1900 in Aswan, Egypt, the mission expanded its work across several Nile Basin countries, including Ethiopia.
SN began its operations in Ethiopia in 1962 in Adequala—now part of Eritrea—providing orphanage services, medical care, and rural development support. In 1982, SN established the Misrach Handicraft Training and Rehabilitation Center in Addis Ababa, offering vocational training, rehabilitation, and livelihood opportunities to thousands of persons with disabilities. In 1986, the Walga Health Center was established, providing essential health services that continue to this day.
In 2024, SN officially became a nationally registered NGO in Ethiopia, reinforcing its long-term commitment to inclusive development.
Over the last three decades, Light for the World has contributed to improving eye health systems and amplifying the voices of people with disabilities. Our organisation and policies protect our life-changing work.
Iceaddis, (ice stands for Innovation, collaboration, Entrepreneurship) is Ethiopia’s first innovation hub and tech startup incubator established in 2011. Iceaddis is a co-creation space that accelerates high-potential startups, facilitates technological innovations, and works with a multi-partnership approach to activate youth to gain economic empowerment
Our Vision To see empowered and resilient children and youth with bright future.
Our Mission FSCE strives to protect and empower children and youth through a right based and comprehensive system approach in collaboration with relevant stakeholders
Our Values FSCE CORE values include participation, transparency, gender equality, and sustainability, ensuring fairness and lasting impact
Founded in 1945 after World War II, the United Nations (UN) is an intergovernmental organization with 193 Member States aimed at maintaining international peace, security, and human rights. Guided by its Charter, the UN fosters cooperation on sustainable development, climate action, and humanitarian aid, providing a central forum for global diplomacy.
frican Female Voices is a registered NPO in South Africa ( 323-906 NPO ) dedicated to sharing the stories, viewpoints, and work of women across Africa. Our mission is to build a lively platform where African women can talk about their experiences, challenge stereotypes, and inspire change. We focus on raising the voices of women from marginalized communities. We promote gender equality and drive social change through storytelling, advocacy campaigns, and community engagement. At African Female Voices, we believe every woman's voice matters and can help shape a better future.
Founded in 1899, NABU (The Nature And Biodiversity Conservation Union) is the oldest and largest environment association in Germany. It encompasses more than 960,000 members and supporters, who commit themselves to the conservation of threatened habitats, flora, and fauna, to climate protection and energy policy. Together with its partners, NABU also looks back on over 30 years of successful international conservation work.
NABU's main objectives are the preservation of habitats and biodiversity, the promotion of sustainability in agriculture, forest management, and water supply and distribution, as well as to enhance the significance of nature conservation in our society.
About 70,000 volunteers play an active role in practical nature conservation work, with great success: This is something that is special to NABU. These active NABU members look after more than 110,000 hectares of valuable protected reserves in Germany. NABU also has volunteer groups working on an international level to conserve nature, protect species and support livelihoods in Africa, Eurasia and the Caucasus. This work is backed by professionals at our regional offices and at our national headquarters in Berlin, who take care of public relations, project development and management, and political lobbying.
NAJU, NABU’s own youth organisation, has more than 85,000 young members. It is the biggest environment organisation for young people in Germany. It offers a framework for children and young adults aged 6 to 27 to protect nature and the environment.