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We advance evidence-based policy through rigorous analysis, strategic advocacy, and practical implementation. Our expertise spans public-private collaboration, governance innovation, and procurement optimization to drive measurable impact.
We facilitate transformative partnerships between government and business stakeholders, converting policy frameworks into executable solutions. Our technical advisory services ensure precision in contractual and regulatory engagements.
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Empowerment
We empower individuals and organizations to achieve their full potential through data-driven insights.
Equity and Dignity
We ensure fairness and respect in all our interactions, valuing diverse perspectives and experiences.
Collaboration
We work closely with our clients and partners, fostering open communication and shared success.
Innovation
We embrace creativity and new ideas, constantly seeking better ways to solve problems and drive progress.
Sustainability
We are committed to environmentally responsible practices, minimizing our impact and promoting a sustainable future.
Our Work
The Primacy of Direct Democracy
This article examines arguments for direct democracy as the most authentic form of democratic governance through the lenses of Rousseau and Mill. While Rousseau championed direct citizen participation as essential for preserving individual liberty and the general will, Mill advocated for representative systems that balance civic engagement with practical governance. The analysis reveals tensions between ideal participatory models and their real-world applicability, concluding that while direct democracy offers normative appeal, modern societies often require hybrid systems that incorporate elements of both direct and representative democracy to ensure both legitimacy and effectiveness.
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Period Poverty
Adolescent girls in the MENA region face significant challenges during menstruation due to cultural stigma, limited education, and inadequate infrastructure, leading to restricted mobility and school absenteeism. Data reveals gaps in menstrual health knowledge, with many girls experiencing distress and boys lacking awareness due to social taboos. Addressing these issues requires comprehensive education, improved facilities, and community efforts to normalize menstruation and ensure gender equity.
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Menstrual health workshop
Our Menstrual Health & Dignity Workshop at Dar Al Taliba Al Hajeb created a transformative learning environment where medical experts and adolescent students engaged in meaningful dialogue, breaking cultural silences around reproductive health while equipping young women with practical knowledge and leadership skills to become change-makers in their communities
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Evaluation of Rawls’ Theory of Justice
The article critically assesses Rawls' theory of justice as fairness, focusing on its liberal egalitarian principles and their critiques from communitarian and Marxist perspectives. Communitarians challenge Rawls' abstract individualism, arguing that justice must be rooted in communal values, while Marxists critique his accommodation of capitalist inequalities. Despite these criticisms, Rawls' framework remains influential for its attempt to reconcile liberty and equality, though its reliance on idealized assumptions raises questions about its applicability to structurally unequal societies. The discussion highlights ongoing debates about whether justice should prioritize individual rights or address systemic power imbalances.
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African Migration
Recent data reveal a decline in extracontinental African migration due to heightened border restrictions and EU-funded interdictions, alongside persistent risks of migrant fatalities. Conversely, intra-African labour migration has surged by 25% (2015–2024), driven by unemployment, governance failures, and resource depletion particularly in West/Central Africa, where informal economies dominate. Without structural reforms, demographic and climate pressures will likely intensify displacement, challenging regional stability.
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The Role of Political Movements in Fostering Participation
Through a comparative analysis of Egypt and Bolivia, this article explores how political movements expand participatory democracy. Egypt's 2011 revolution demonstrated the power of unconventional, digitally fuelled mobilization, though its lack of institutionalization limited long-term impact. In contrast, Bolivia's indigenous movements successfully transitioned protests into electoral gains via the MAS party, achieving more durable political incorporation. The study underscores that while movements are vital for amplifying marginalized voices, their sustained influence depends on strategic adaptation, balancing grassroots energy with institutional engagement to avoid either co-optation or destabilization.
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Mosaic of change event
The inaugural event, "Mosaic of Change: We Built the Stage, Now the Real Work Begins," held on April 17, 2025, marked a powerful beginning to a movement centered on action-driven transformation. The gathering demonstrated that opportunities are not merely found they are created through bold leadership, collaboration, and visionary thinking.
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THE CONCEPT OF PEACE Menstruation : from taboos to transformation webinar
This article explore collectively peace through interdisciplinary lenses psychological (Freud, Kernberg), philosophical (Kant, Somerville), political (Galtung, Reich), and activist (Gandhi, Thich Nhat Hanh) examining both its structural conditions and inner dimensions. They analyze obstacles to peace, from human aggression and trauma (Frank, Fornari) to systemic violence and terrorism (Webel), while proposing nonviolent solutions (Ackerman, Merton). The bibliography spans foundational theories of conflict transformation, the psychodynamics of war, mindfulness-based peace practices, and critical studies of fascism and mass violence.
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RAISING AWARENESS AND COMBATTING MISINFORMATION ABOUT THE CONFLICT IN SUDAN
From Professor Munzoul Assal's academic insights to Anas Abuelgasim's frontline perspectives, our Sudan conflict webinar transformed complex realities into accessible understanding while honoring Asha Karib's special presence - a vital gathering that moved beyond discussion to plant seeds of advocacy and reconciliation.
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Menstrual taboo webinar
The #MHDay2025 webinar moved beyond awareness-raising to solution-building, featuring Qrate's stigma-shattering entrepreneurship models, WASH United's partnership strategies, and IAM Global Health's policy roadmaps - a masterclass in multidimensional menstrual justice work.
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