Tag: NGO Egypt
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Child Labor Ends When Poverty stops being a survival strategy for families”
Nama Strategy 2026: Ending Child Labor via the Skills EconomyAt Nama, we believe that ending child labor starts with one factor: family income stability. While Nama is a newly established foundation, we are built on deep roots. Our team brings extensive field experience in designing vocational training and livelihood programs that work. Now, we are Read more
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Let children Breathe Before the World Suffocates Their Dreams
“No child should work to survive“ Protecting Childhood. Advancing SDG 4 & Eliminating Child LaborChild labor undermines both education systems and long-term economic development. It also limits children’s potential and reduces their future opportunities. At Nama Foundation, we recognize that child labor is not an isolated issue. Instead, it is deeply connected to poverty, lack Read more
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Health is a fundamental of sustainable development &economic Growth
Health as a Foundation for Sustainable Development (SDG 3)((health in Egypt aligned with SDG 3))Health is a fundamental pillar of sustainable development.Without it, economic growth, education, and social progress cannot be achieved.In addition, health is closely linked to poverty reduction and social stability. Communities with poor health outcomes often face lower productivity, limited opportunities, and Read more
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From Awareness to Action: Capacity Building is the Missing Link
Capacity Building is more than training—it’s transformation.Training alone isn’t enough. Real, lasting change requires a shift in mindsets, stronger internal structures, and practical, future-ready skills. That’s where Nama’s capacity building programs come in. Bridge the gap between knowledge and real-worldAt Nama, we work with individuals, NGOs, and small organizations to improve operational efficiency, leadership capacity, Read more