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Policy statement


 

Policy statement and organization’s core values

 

Vision

Todia envision a future for Iraq in which communities are in the focus of development planning and decision –making process, while poverty and inequality are the exception rather than the rule. An Iraq where each person has equal access to essential services and the possibility to reach his or her fullest human and professional potential.

 

 

Mission

Todia has a strong commitment to help the poorest among the Iraqi population to help them to improve access to health care, education, food and financial security to overcome their present vulnerability to the emergency generated by the recent conflict and potential future threats.

 

Key values

For several decades the Iraqi people was deprived of the possibility to play a significant role in the development of its country. Just yesterday, working out of official political structures was considered as a crime, as well as any organization of traditional or non-governmental bodies.

Therefore by starting its activities Todia is committed to;

-work in close partnerships with beneficiary communities both while implementing projects and when evaluating their effectiveness.

-Identify, in collaboration with communities, people’s real immediate needs.

-Implement in accordance with humanitarian standards and code of conduct.

-Monitor and account for our activities in a timely and transparent way.

 

 

 

Todia members –Iraqi professionals coming from different backgrounds and ethnicities , who have spent several years of work in different sectors and posses in-depth knowledge of the local conditions. Our professional experience helps us to fine-tune our relief and development actions to the flexibility guarantee the ongoing quality of Todia programs in the targeted fields of intervention.

Yet, we well know how important is not to build up only the community’s competence to meet the way we can work together for community well-being.