Charitable Authority participates in the steering committee of the 'Tadamun 2.0' program to enhance local institutions' capacities

General Director of the Authority, Bader Al-Samit, announced the Authority's role in empowering local institutions through the Tadamun 2.0 program in partnership with the Islamic Development Bank.
Translated by Qiyas from الوسط — Original source
The Islamic World Relief Organization participated in the steering committee meeting of the “Tadamun 2.0” program, held via video conference with the participation of the Islamic Development Bank and several partner development and humanitarian institutions to follow up on the program’s implementation and discuss its priorities and work pathways in the coming phase.
Bader Al-Samit, the Organization’s General Manager, told the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) on Monday that the program focuses on empowering local civil society organizations and building their institutional and technical capacities, thereby enhancing their ability to serve their communities more effectively and sustainably.
Al-Samit added that the program aims to shift from direct response to needs toward addressing their root causes by investing in the capacities of local institutions and empowering them to design and implement sustainable development solutions that respond to the needs of their communities.
He noted that the selection of the Islamic Development Bank as a key partner in the program reflects the Organization’s expertise in charitable and development work, as well as in building the capacities of non-profit organizations and improving their institutional performance.
He clarified that the Organization’s role rests on three pathways: developing methodologies for building the capacities of civil society organizations; supporting projects related to community resilience, financial inclusion, and institutional building; and leveraging technical expertise in designing development and humanitarian interventions.
He pointed out that the Organization’s participation in the program contributes to strengthening Kuwait’s presence within the international humanitarian and development work system, noting that the coming phase will focus on moving from partnership building to implementation and achieving tangible, sustainable results in targeted communities.