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Who We Are

A non-governmental, non-profit, development organization that started its activity as an initiative on 1/1/2011. It was officially established on 24/2/2012 with a license from the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor No. 641 to achieve sustainable development in society.

Origination and Idea

Baadr is the idea of an independent developmental youth foundation with an active role in the development of society has always been an foundational idea. The dream has come true and the track has started as a youth initiative in 2011. What Baader represents is a real commitment that has become a strong foundation for the establishment of the foundation in 2012, which was linked to the aspirations of its founders ambition and perseverance to achieve and take it from the cochlea impossible to prove the merit among various civil society organizations.

Our Vision

"A young entrepreneur .. in every family"

Our Message

We aim to contribute to the achievement of sustainable community development by developing policies that accept Yemeni youth as a key partner through a qualified and empowered youth cadre that builds youth and youth capacities and enables them to work together to advance development in the areas of peacebuilding and governance, protection and gender, security Food and environmental sanitation, in principle embracing transparency and professionalism with all partners.

How We Work

1. Organizing and organizing events, awareness seminars and workshops.
2. Launching awareness and artistic initiatives and campaigns in the street.
3. Evaluating local laws and their compatibility with international laws.
4. Preparation of studies, reports, research and implementation of monitoring.
5. Preparing and implementing flashbacks and short films discussing community issues.
6. Providing housing and food aid and water delivery.
7. Building partnerships and alliances with all components.

Our Goals

1. Contribute to activating the role of women to exercise their civil and political rights to increase their access to services to respond to gender-based violence.
2. To promote a culture of community participation among young people and to spread volunteer values ​​among their communities to create better protection opportunities for the affected communities and provide educational and psychological support services for women and children.
3. Encourage decision-makers to contribute to the development of local legislation concerning youth and to involve them and integrate them into the political process to enhance their role in the issues of venom, security and expression.
4. To spread the culture of coexistence, peace and good governance among the society to achieve the rule of law and to adopt the principle of power for all to reach the modern civil state.
5. Monitor and contribute to addressing malnutrition issues and provide food and shelter services to those affected by the impact of conflict and the most vulnerable groups and improve their livelihoods.
6. Building partnerships to contribute to facilitating access to water in conflict zones and host communities and to promoting health education to achieve a safe and clean environment.

Values and Principles

1. Integrity and Transparency.
2. Quality and Tender.
3. Justice and Equality.
4. Commitment and Discipline.

Our Programs

1. Gender Program.
2. Protection program.
3. Program of Good Governance.
4. Peacebuilding Program.
5. Water and Environmental Sanitation Program.
6. Food Security and Livelihood Improvement Program.