Nahda Makers is a national, humanitarian, development, non-governmental organization licensed under No. (284) from the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor. It was launched on 12/12/2012.
We at Nahda Makers start from our deep belief in society’s intrinsic potential and the energies of its individuals, especially young people, and their ability to bring about real and sustainable change if they are invested effectively.
We are working to transform this belief into actual procedural steps through our work in development and humanitarian response in partnership with international, regional and national organizations, the governmental and private sectors, experts and voluntary youth components.
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Number of beneficiaries
159
Number of projects
135
Number of team members
3000
Number of volunteers
43
Number of donors and partners
6
Number of sectors
11
Number of governorates
80
Number of districts
As part of its efforts to enhance livelihoods and promote the economic empowerment of men and women, Nahda Makers Organization (#NMO) implemented a vocational training activity in Tuban District, Lahj Governorate, under the Yemen Joint Response (YJR) project, funded by the Dutch Relief Alliance...
The European Union and its implementing partners concluded two days of discussions in Amman on Tuesday, reviewing EU-Yemen cooperation and the priorities guiding programmes across the country. The event was attended by Nahda Makers Organization, represented by MEAL Manager: Nasser Saleh Abdo an...
From Aden to Home: 160 Somali Refugees Embark on a New Chapter The departure from Aden International Airport carried more than just passengers. It carried the hopes of 160 Somali refugees who chose to return to their homeland, embarking on a new journey under the Assisted Voluntary Return (ASR)...
As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen local leadership and support the active role of national organizations within the humanitarian system, Nahda Makers Organization (#NMO) organized a Validation workshop for the action plan for Enhancing L/NNGO Participation in Leadership and Making in the...
In a step filled with hope and the promise of a new beginning, 154 Somali refugees departed Aden International Airport, heading back to their homeland, Somalia, under the Assisted Spontaneous Return (ASR) Programme of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (#UNHCR). This journey is p...
As part of ongoing efforts to support durable solutions for refugees in Yemen, Nahda Makers Organization (#NMO) is supporting UNHCR to kick off the implementation of its 2026 “Assisted Spontaneous Return” (ASR) programme, by assisting an initial 155 refugee to return to Somalia. This activity i...
In her home garden, Samah Abdullah grew more than just vegetables… she grew an opportunity and a story of success. 🌱 Samah shares her experience with the Home Gardens Activity and the impact it has had on her life and her family. Project | Integrated Water Resources Management to Enhance Resil...
With his own hands, farmer Emad Abdulrahman rebuilt the agricultural terraces, transforming land once threatened by floods and erosion into a safer, cultivable space. 🌱 Through the Cash-for-Work activity, the rehabilitation of the terraces helped protect the land and enabled Emad and his famil...
Sarah Rediscovers Her Passion for Learning Education during times of conflict and disasters is more than just an opportunity to acquire knowledge; it provides children with a safe environment, gives them a sense of stability and hope, and helps them overcome the psychological and social impacts...
Madin Regains His Confidence in Learning and Dreams of Becoming a Teacher For children affected by displacement and crises, education is more than an opportunity to acquire knowledge. It provides them with a sense of stability, helps them rebuild their self-confidence, and opens new possibilit...
Over the past years, Yemen has witnessed a prolonged conflict that has led to a continuous deterioration in humanitarian and living conditions. This has affected people’s lives through worsening food insecurity, water scarcity, and declining livelihood opportunities, alongside rising prices and...
?What did participants say about their training experience?And what changed after they gained professional skills Watch inspiring stories from vocational training participants in the Food to Resilience (FuTuRe) project in Hadhramaut, funded by #BMZ in partnership with #WFP, and discover how the...
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