Empower, Transform, Thrive

About us

Establishment of EADE

Eadeorg was founded in 2012 as a grassroots non-governmental organization (NGO). Our organization’s foundational team brings a wealth of experience to the table, particularly in the domains of engineering construction and humanitarian initiatives spanning shelters, WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene), and education. This expertise is a product of their longstanding careers, where they assumed leadership roles within other esteemed NGOs and private companies, beginning as early as 1984.

Eadeorg was established with a clear strategic vision: to be a frontline organization capable of responding to humanitarian crises promptly and effectively. We are dedicated to actively participating in the development and implementation of optimal project designs and execution, whether it involves new construction or rehabilitation initiatives.

Eadeorg stands as a distinctive engineering organization, housing a specialized team of experts proficient in structural analysis and design. Our strength lies in our commitment to employing seasoned engineering professionals dedicated to their craft.

Among our humanitarian goals, one central aspiration is to enhance the safety of Iraq’s infrastructure in the aftermath of conflict. We endeavor to accomplish this by creating stable, healthy, and comfortable environments that prioritize the well-being of the people affected by these challenges.

Human development is the cornerstone of sustainable civilization and environmental preservation. It empowers individuals and communities to thrive, fostering harmony with our natural world.

Empowering vulnerable individuals and communities to enhance their well-being and environmental stewardship, preserving natural resources and restoring balance.

Our Goals

At EADE, we are a dedicated local organization committed to actively contributing to humanitarian assistance for IDPs/Returnees, refugees, and host communities, as well as environmental conservation. Our goals are as follows:

Humanitarian Support

We actively support and participate in humanitarian programs aimed at serving IDPs/Returnees, refugees, and vulnerable populations.

Situational Assessment

We conduct assessments and submit reports on the conditions and needs of IDPs/Returnees, refugees, and vulnerable populations in Kurdistan and across various Governorates in Iraq.

Data Management

We maintain an up-to-date database for IDPs/Returnees and refugees through regular visits to their locations in Iraq.

Economic Development

We engage in the implementation of economic development projects, infrastructure initiatives, and services, as recommended by civil society activities and UN Agencies.

Environmental Awareness

We organize sessions, training courses, workshops, and conferences to promote local environmental awareness, conservation efforts, and pollution control.

Media Engagement

We actively participate in local media and monitor press coverage related to humanitarian and environmental matters.

Collaboration

We foster communication and coordination with local, foreign, and international organizations to strengthen our collective impact.

Consultation and Research

We provide consultations, research, visibility studies, and engineering project assessments, contributing valuable insights into infrastructure, environmental projects, and reconstruction efforts.

Our Staff History

Between 2009 and 2012, our current staff played pivotal roles in numerous essential humanitarian initiatives. These endeavors were conducted in partnership with ACD and WDSO organizations, in collaboration with UNHCR. At the time, our present EADE director served as the project manager for ACD, leading a dedicated team in these critical activities. Other members of our staff were employed by WDSO.

“Our projects included extensive rehabilitation, restoring over 1000 shelters for IDPs/Returnees and vulnerable communities in Nineveh governorate. We also repaired shelters damaged by bombings and terrorism, especially in high-risk zones. In addition, we constructed critical infrastructure projects for the Protection of Civilians (POC), such as schools, health centers, and sanitation facilities, spanning locations from Mosul center to Zummar. These initiatives achieved remarkable success.”

To ensure transparency and accountability, we meticulously documented every aspect of our work. Photos, comprehensive information, and detailed work records were diligently uploaded online to the United Nations archive and records through the Professional Training and Development (PTD) system. This system was expertly utilized by our staff to maintain real-time monitoring and reporting of implementation activities.

Our commitment to continuous improvement is evident in the numerous certificates earned by EADE staff members. These certificates were conferred following their active participation in training courses, workshops, and sessions conducted by esteemed organizations, including UN Agencies such as UNHCR and OCHA, as well as national NGOs and Mercy Corps.