#Nahda_Makers Organization (NMO) is proud to announce that it has officially obtained the Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (#CHS) Certification, marking a significant institutional milestone that reflects the organization’s commitment to quality, accountability, and transparency in its humanitarian and development work in line with internationally recognized standards.
The certification was awarded following a comprehensive and independent assessment conducted by #HQAI, which reviewed the organization’s systems, policies, institutional practices, accountability mechanisms, and quality management processes.
On this occasion, NMO’s Executive Director stated: “Obtaining CHS Certification represents an important milestone in Nahda Makers Organization’s journey toward institutional excellence and reinforces our commitment to delivering higher-quality and more effective programs and services to the communities we serve. We extend our sincere appreciation to our staff, volunteers, partners, and supporters whose dedication and contributions made this achievement possible.
This accomplishment serves as a strong motivation for us to continue improving and strengthening our institutional performance.”
This achievement represents another step forward in enhancing the confidence of communities, partners, and donors in the quality and effectiveness of NMO’s humanitarian and development interventions.
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