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متقاعد يبلغ من العمر اثنين وخمسين عاماً ولديه أسرة، عليه أحكام قضائية بسبب خسارته في تجارة النقليات، وقد سدد الكثير من هذه الديون التي هي عبارة عن قروض بنكية من راتبه وراتب زوجته، بحيث لا يتبقى لديهما من المرتبين شيء، وبالرغم من ذلك ما تزال عليه ديون بأحكام قضائية نافذة تهدده بالسجن في أي وقت، لذا يلتمس من أصحاب الأيادي البيضاء مساعدته في سدادها، من أجل تجنبيه دخول السجن والتأثير على استقراره الأسري. More ...
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About Qatar Charity
Qatar Charity Over Time
2015
Sanabel Award for Orphans Care
for the category of Community Initiatives in orphan care at the GCC level- Bahrain
Ranked in the top 10 NGOs
Ranked in the top 10 NGOs for humanitarian work in Syria, Palestine and Somalia. The ranking was reported by the Financial Tracking Service (FTS) managed by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
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1st prize at the Arab Gulf Programme for Development
Received (AGFUND) for 'Promoting Voluntary Return and Peace Building in Darfur' – Switzerland
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2016
2016
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Sanabel Award for Orphans Care
for the category of Community Initiatives in orphan care at the GCC level- Bahrain
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2015
2015
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Excellence in Orphans Care
Excellence Reward for orphans' care in GCC by "Regional Network for Social Responsibility" – Bahrain
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Qatar Charity areas of action
What we do ...?
Qatar Charity works to provide aid in the development and humanitarian fields and adopts an integrated and multi-sectoral approach that pays attention to the complex and diverse nature of development and humanitarian sectors.
Education and Culture
Health Projects
Water Porjects
Income-generating projects
Quran Centers
Housing for the poor
Social Projects
Relief
The legal and regulatory framework for Qatar charity work
The legal framework governing charities in Qatar is a very advanced framework compared to the legal frameworks that govern the work of civil society organizations in the world.
This framework regulates the establishment, management, finance and control of associations.
We mean by the development here, not only in terms of laws and legislations, but also the effectiveness of their application and the degree of law enforcement.
Also, the supervisory framework for charitable work represented by Regulatory Authority for Charitable Activities rises to the highest international standards.
The Regulatory Authority for Charitable Activities aims to develop, support, encourage, supervise and monitor charitable and humanitarian works. It has wide powers including working to increase awareness and development of charitable work among members of society, issuing instructions regulating charitable and humanitarian work for private charitable foundations, supervising and controlling charitable and humanitarian work carried out by private charitable foundations, supervise and control funds transactions of private charitable foundations.
Here we note that in addition to the supervisory role of Regulatory Authority for Charitable Activities, through which it monitors the process of collecting, maintaining and disbursing funds by associations, the authority also has a major role in building the capabilities of associations and providing them with technical support to ensure that they rise to best practices in their field of work.
Qatar charity initiatives
Some of Qatar charity initiatives are merging, as they cover different sectors, while others are characterized by focusing on one sector.
Qatar Charity outlines the needs implemented by its initiatives in cooperation with local communities, the local government departments whether local or central and local civil society organizations.
Qatar Charity also cooperates in identifying needs, as well, with some other development partners such as international NGO and intergovernmental organizations including the United Nations specialized agencies and development agencies.
Qatar charity initiatives differ from country to another in consideration of national strategies and priorities and also by looking at funding and partnership opportunities.
Qatar Charity relies on a set of objective criteria in choosing its initiatives and approving its projects implemented in different countries. Among the most important of these standards:
- Harmony with national priorities and strategies.
- Suitable to the needs of beneficiaries,
- Participation of beneficiaries,
- Integration of the initiative with other initiatives in the region.
- Managing the initiative in its various stages, from determining the need to the evaluation through design, implementation and follow-up.
Funding of Qatar charity
Qatar Charity is able to undertake major projects in over 50 countries thanks its generous donors. While Qatar Charity benefits from multiple sources of funding, its income relies largely on individuals who now represent about 90% of the donors. To ensure compliance with AML/TF regulations, Qatar Charity takes all the necessary precautions to ensure the legitimacy of its funding sources and the end use of funds.
Throughout the years, we have optimized our financial performance and increased our efficiency and we are now able to spend more than 92% of our financial resources on programs and services we deliver to fulfilling our social mission.
Individuals
Private donations represent more than 90% of Qatar Charity’s income. With a community-focused fundraising model met with the utmost accountability towards the donor, Qatar Charity has preserved its position as one of the most trusted NGOs in the MENA region.
Institutional funding:
Qatar Charity benefits from grants and donations disbursed by government donor agencies like the Qatar Fund for Development, by in UN agencies such as UNHCR, WFP, FAO etc. and international organizations.
The Private sector:
Within the framework of social responsibility, companies inside the State of Qatar are emerging as a reliable donor.
Our Values
Affiliation and respect Qatar Charity was established as part of a unique culture that endorses the concepts of generosity and encourages good deeds. Such cultural frame of reference played an active role in shaping the values system of Qatar Charity and sustained its social and collective drives. This unique cultural reference, however, does not contradict with our respect for the diversity within the humanitarian sector. We believe that the diversity of humanitarian actors is a key strength and that all participants' backgrounds and cultural contexts should be respected. Hence, at Qatar Charity, we believe that all humanitarian efforts around the world are worthy of respect, appreciation, and encouragement.
Cooperation and integration Qatar Charity recognizes the crucial role of coordination mechanisms and processes between humanitarian organizations to provide sufficient humanitarian assistance to those who need it effectively. However, Qatar Charity believes that this cooperation will not realize its objectives or fulfill its roles unless humanitarian stakeholders can effectively achieve full integration to preserve resources while respecting the distinct mandates of the diverse set of humanitarian organizations.
Responsibility and accountability Qatar Charity is committed to fulfilling its humanitarian roles and obligations. Therefore, the organization is ready to be held accountable by beneficiaries, competent government agencies, donators and philanthropists, and supervisory authorities.
Achievement and Creativity Qatar Charity implements a results-oriented approach; hence, the organization emphasizes the value of achievement as a standard of success while implementing innovative and adopting original creative paradigms.
Transparency and compliance Qatar Charity is committed to the highest levels of transparency and ensuring that all relevant information is available for reviewing. The organization is also committed to complying with the universal laws and regulations that govern the humanitarian sector.
