Libyan non-governmental organization

Local action. Lasting capacity.

Qudurat Foundation works with communities, municipalities and partners to strengthen food security, livelihoods, technical skills and resilience across Libya.

Agricultural field visit involving community members and technical specialists
30,000+ People reached by the team
17 Municipalities reached
30,000+People reached by the team
17Municipalities reached
9+Years of field experience
7Core staff
Community activity supported by Qudurat team members
2025 Legal identity
Who we are

Experience rooted in communities

Qudurat Foundation is a Libyan NGO legally established in 2025. It builds on the field experience of its leadership and implementation team, previously operating through Kafaa Foundation since 2016.

Our purpose is practical: help communities respond to immediate needs while developing the local skills, systems and partnerships required for long-term progress.

We combine local knowledge with disciplined project delivery, transparent coordination and solutions designed to remain useful after a project ends.
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Legal identity

Local NGO registered on 27 February 2025 under registration number 119–2025.

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Head office

Gergaresh, Tripoli, Libya

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Operating approach

Local ownership, inclusion, accountability and sustainable results.

Areas of work

From urgent assistance to sustainable livelihoods

Our programme areas are connected. Emergency support can protect dignity today, while training, market access and local systems build stronger options for tomorrow.

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Agriculture & food systems

Farmer support, agricultural demonstrations, water-efficient production and local value-chain development.

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Livelihoods & vocational skills

Market-relevant technical training, employability skills and pathways toward income generation.

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Data, monitoring & assessment

Field data collection, needs assessments, monitoring, analysis and practical reporting for decision-makers.

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Youth & community empowerment

Initiatives that strengthen participation, social cohesion, local leadership and community problem-solving.

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Digital & institutional support

Practical digital systems, operational support and capacity strengthening for local organizations and institutions.

Selected experience

A delivery record across humanitarian and development programmes

The Qudurat team’s earlier implementation history includes food assistance, cash-based transfers, vocational training, data collection and agricultural programming across West, Central and South Libya.

Previous implementation and coordination experience

The team has worked on programmes involving WFP, IOM, DRC, ICU, CIHEAM Bari and REACH, among others.

Organization names describe past programme experience and do not imply current endorsement or an active partnership.
2018

Displacement Tracking Matrix

2018–2022 • Data collection

Enumerator-based field data collection and reporting in displacement-affected locations.

2021

General Food Assistance

2021–2023 • Food security

Monthly food support for vulnerable Libyan, migrant and internally displaced households.

2021

Food for Training

2021–2023 • Livelihoods

Vocational and soft-skills training delivered across more than 17 municipalities.

2022

Agriculture & hydroponics

2022–2024 • Sustainable production

Agricultural training, farmer engagement and demonstrations of water-efficient food production.

Agricultural field visit representing local farmer support
In preparation • Yefren • July 2026
Featured initiative

Yefren Fig Festival 2026

Qudurat is supporting coordination around a municipality-led festival designed to celebrate Yefren’s agricultural identity while creating practical opportunities for local farmers, producers, youth and small enterprises.

  • Promote the mountain fig value chain and local products
  • Connect farmers and producers with technical and market actors
  • Create space for youth, women and small rural enterprises
  • Link cultural heritage with food security and local economic development
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How we work

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Locally led

Programmes begin with community realities, municipal priorities and direct stakeholder engagement.

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Operationally disciplined

Clear responsibilities, field controls, transparent reporting and practical digital tools support delivery.

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Designed to endure

We favour skills, systems and partnerships that continue producing value after project closure.

Contact

Let’s build something useful together

We welcome collaboration with municipalities, civil-society organizations, UN agencies, international NGOs, donors, research institutions and responsible private-sector partners.

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