Objectives of the Organization

Objectives of the Organization

  1. This organization shall be a non-profit, public welfare-oriented social organization.
  2. To motivate communities toward sustainable development through social mobilization.
  3. To actively engage in the conservation and management of environmental balance and biodiversity.
  4. To support communities in implementing WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) activities.
  5. To support activities related to safe migration.
  6. To promote the proper utilization of renewable energy and actively engage in energy rights campaigns.
  7. To implement preventive and curative health service programs under basic community health services.
  8. To advocate for and raise awareness on conflict transformation, peace, human rights, women’s rights, child rights, social inclusion, and the rights and development of marginalized groups.
  9. To support community physical and human development through the maximum utilization of local resources.
  10. To engage in both formal and non-formal education development programs and contribute to socialization and social transformation.
  11. To encourage the participation of women, children, Dalits, indigenous communities, persons with disabilities, and other excluded groups in skill-based and service-oriented initiatives as well as rights-based movements.
  12. To collaborate in efforts against human trafficking and domestic violence, and to conduct campaigns to reduce social evils and malpractices.
  13. To implement programs addressing social problems, risks, addictions, drug abuse, epidemics, and other infectious and specific diseases.
  14. To promote modernization and commercialization of traditional agriculture and support sustainable agricultural production systems by promoting organic farming, permaculture, and conservation of local species.
  15. To support communities in drinking water, sanitation, and irrigation-related activities.
  16. To assist in programs related to information technology and tourism promotion.
  17. To support communities in infrastructure and physical development activities.
  18. To contribute to rural livelihood improvement and self-reliance through skill-based, service-oriented, income-generating, and employment-oriented programs.
  19. To conduct training, awareness programs, collection, processing, and promotion of medicinal herbs, and enhance employment and income opportunities for poor, women, Dalits, and marginalized groups in rural and remote areas.
  20. To develop environmental awareness among the general public through environmental education and training for conservation and promotion of the environment.
  21. To conduct ecological assessments and surveys of flora, fauna, and their habitats.
  22. To carry out studies and research on flora, fauna, wetlands, and human impacts.
  23. To conduct detailed research on natural resources such as forests, environment, soil, and water.
  24. To conduct awareness, advocacy, public education, and research activities on disaster risk-related policy issues.
  25. To raise public awareness that disaster management is directly related to fundamental human rights and international humanitarian law.
  26. To coordinate with local administration and local bodies in relief and rescue operations during disasters.
  27. To conduct research, studies, training, and information exchange in coordination with governmental and non-governmental organizations.
  28. To initiate and facilitate the operation of child care centers (residential homes) for vulnerable children and arrange education in accordance with standards approved by federal, provincial, and local governments.
  29. To assist in establishing elderly care centers (residential homes for senior citizens and vulnerable individuals), including medical treatment and care services, in accordance with government standards.
  30. To support programs related to the prevention, control, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases caused by tobacco and smoking products.
  31. To participate in other community development activities.
Volunteer and Internships

Civic Forum welcomes both national and international volunteers to take part in internships in order to develop their practical skills whilst producing work that is valuable to the organization.

Clean Water and Sanitation

Clean Water and Sanitation is the main thematic area of Civic Forum's current strategic plan. We are determined to making clean water and sanitation accessible to all.

Local Needs

We engage with the locals to identify the challenges and needs of the communities. Together with them we then develop solutions that address these needs and challenges.

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