Aldur Foundation for Relief & Development is a national, partisan, sectarian, and independent relief organization. It was established in 2008 to contribute to providing assistance to orphans, widows, and the needy, and to contribute to the advancement of civil reality in the field of human development and the preparation of cadres according to programs and according to the requirements of our current society and in several fields. Our organization has made great efforts in the fields of providing safe drinking water to people who suffer from water scarcity in various regions of our country. We also greatly supported the educational sector and made effective contributions and many partnerships, including the American Mercy Corps, as well as the British Oxfam Organization, in addition to developing the support program funded by the Australian Embassy in Baghdad, and we have contributed to agricultural sector projects

The Zahlé School Aid Committee was established in 2020 in Lebanon as a non-governmental organization to support in maintaining the Lebanese level of education. The Committee succeeded in 2022 in securing school aid to 5,655 students in 40 private and semi-private schools in the peripheral areas, offering a small gesture to teachers and staff, as well as providing solar systems. We are committed to transparency, which is reflected in our work procedures, detailed yearly reporting, and financial auditing by an international – Lebanese company. We are determined to maximize aid value to the end beneficiaries by limiting administrative fees to 1-1.5 percent, while minimizing it to our donors, through arranging for tax deduction. We have a strong belief that rebuilding Lebanon requires sustaining the education mission in villages, thus preventing migration and maintaining the human, cultural, and ecological heritage.

Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD) seeks to be the leading institution for in-depth research and dialogue to promote inclusive policymaking in Bangladesh, and strengthen regional and global economic integration. CPD was established in 1993 with the vision of creating an inclusive society based on equity, justice, fairness and good governance. Through a quarter century of journey, the Centre has positioned itself as an internationally reputed think tank addressing regional and global policymaking through strategic partnership while serving national needs. CPD’s communication and outreach is branded by its effective and innovative use of 360° communication approach using various forms of communication—face to face, small to large group, webinar, online live etc.—stimulating constructive engagement and informed exchange of views among a wide-ranging reach.