Introducing

Global Harmony Foundation

Building Peace, Empowering Communities, Shaping Futures

Who We Are

Global Harmony Foundation (GHF) is a humanitarian and peacebuilding organization committed to advancing human dignity, positive peace, and inclusive development in conflict-affected and fragile settings. Established in 2015 and formally registered in 2024, GHF delivers impactful programs in Syria and across the region, including Yemen, Sudan, Iraq, and beyond.

Our Triple Nexus approach integrates:

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Humanitarian assistance

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Development

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Peacebuilding

We focus on vulnerable populations, including marginalized groups, minorities, women, youth, and conflict survivors, guided by the Eight Pillars of Positive Peace.

Our Purpose

We Believe in Connecting:

To build community-led solutions that foster resilience, promote social cohesion, and support sustainable peace.

Our Vision

At Global Harmony Foundation (GHF), we envision a world where peace, stability, and sustainable development are not only goals—but realities.

Through Our Triple Nexus Framework, We Bridge:

To deliver solutions that are complementary, strategic, and impactful.

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Urgent Humanitarian Response

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Conflict Resolution

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Human Rights & Social Cohesion

By strengthening the foundations of resilience, we aim to build societies capable of not
just surviving crises — but thriving beyond them.

Our Mission

Our Mission

We strive to build a resilient, peaceful, and inclusive society where justice, human dignity, and sustainable development can truly thrive.

Using Our Triple Nexus Approach, We Integrate:

To maximize impact, promote Positive Peace, and foster long-term
stability.

Our Mission is Centered on Empowering:

So, they can rebuild, recover, and shape a just and equitable
future for themselves and generations to come.

We strive to build a resilient, peaceful, and inclusive society where justice, human dignity, and sustainable development can truly thrive.

Using Our Triple Nexus Approach, We Integrate:

To maximize impact, promote Positive Peace, and foster long-term
stability.

Our Mission is Centered on Empowering:

So, they can rebuild, recover, and shape a just and equitable
future for themselves and generations to come.

Our Valuse

Our institutional values guide every aspect of our work and form the foundation of our approach to humanitarian assistance, development, and
peacebuilding. These core principles define how we engage with communities, partners, and each other.

Core Program Areas

Local Economic Development and Post-Conflict Recovery

  • Support for small businesses, vocational training, and job creation targeting vulnerable groups including internally displaced persons (IDPs), women, and youth.

  • Strengthening market linkages and access to microfinance services to promote economic self-sufficiency.

  • Promoting agricultural recovery, rehabilitating infrastructure, and offering climate-resilient solutions tailored to community needs.

  • Delivering recovery support programs including cash assistance, business grants, and financial literacy training to help communities rebuild sustainable livelihoods.

Promoting Positive Peace

The organization will integrate the Eight Pillars of Positive Peace into its programs:

  • Well-functioning government

  • Sound business environment

  • Equitable distribution of resources

  • Acceptance of the rights of others

  • Well-functioning government

  • Sound business environment

  • Equitable distribution of resources

  • Acceptance of the rights of others

Post-Conflict Priorities (e.g., Syria):

  • Transitional Justice and Accountability

    Raise awareness of transitional justice principles, focusing on truth, justice, reparations, and guarantees of non-repetition.

  • Rebuilding Trust, Social Cohesion, and Institutions

    Promote inclusive governance and institutional capacity, ensuring that national and local structures are transparent, accountable, and accessible to all citizens.

  • Countering Misinformation and Promoting Information Access

    Address misinformation that fuels division, extremism, and violence by promoting fact-based reporting, digital empowerment, and independent media.

  • Psychosocial Support and Trauma Recovery

    Provide mental health and psychosocial support services, particularly for survivors of violence, displaced persons, and those affected by conflict.

  • Anti-Corruption and Good Governance

    Promote accountability, transparency, and anti-corruption initiatives within governance structures and recovery efforts.

  • Restoring Livelihoods and Local Economic Development

    Support sustainable economic opportunities through job creation, vocational training, and post-conflict entrepreneurship.

  • Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment

    Ensure meaningful participation of women in peacebuilding, economic recovery, and governance while addressing gender- based violence and systemic discrimination.

  • Youth Engagement and Prevention of Exploitation

    Provide education, vocational training, and peacebuilding opportunitiesto prevent youth recruitment into armed groups and counter violent extremism.12

Technical Expertise

At the Global Harmony Foundation (GHF), we specialize in integrating humanitarian assistance, development, and peacebuilding through our Triple Nexus approach. Our expertise spans several key areas that drive sustainable, inclusive recovery in conflict-affected regions:

  • Integrated Approach

    We design programs that harmonize humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding efforts, ensuring a comprehensive response to conflict.

  • Peacebuilding & Social Cohesion

    We focus on community resilience, fostering dialogue and reconciliation, and integrating transitional justice principles to promote healing and accountability.

  • Human Rights & Justice

    GHF advocates for human rights, supports transitional justice processes, and ensures victims have access to justice and reparations.

  • Livelihood Recovery

    We support economic resilience by promoting job creation, vocational training, and local business development for vulnerable groups.

  • Civic Space & Media Freedom

    We work to combat disinformation, strengthen civic engagement, and support independent journalism in fragile environments.

  • Gender Equality & Empowerment

    Our programs advance gender equality, empower women in peacebuilding, and address gender-based violence.

  • Youth Engagement

    We provide education, vocational training, and leadership opportunities for youth to prevent exploitation and foster positive change.

  • Monitoring & Learning

    We use evidence-based approaches to assess program impact, track progress, and adapt initiatives for greater effectiveness.

  • Strategic Partnerships

    By collaborating with local partners, international organizations, and governments, we maximize our reach and impact in promoting human rights and peace.

  • Innovation

    We incorporate cutting-edge technologies for efficient program delivery, data collection, and real-time monitoring, ensuring maximum transparency and scalability.

Organizational Structure and Governance

Board of Directors/Advisors:

The members of the Board of Directors have been selected based on their strong background in human rights, peacebuilding, international development, and organizational management. They were chosen for their expertise, integrity, and commitment to the organization’s mission. The Board provides strategic oversight, ensuring alignment with the organization’s values, objectives, and ethical standards. The Board meets quarterly to review program outcomes, financials, and organizational performance. The Directors are responsible for approving major decisions, including the organizational budget, strategic plans, and key partnerships.

Management Team:

Governance Model:

Decision-making processes are based on a collaborative model, where the management team proposes strategies, and the Board reviews and approves these decisions. Voting rights are extended to the Board members, with key decisions requiring a majority vote. Strategic direction is determined annually through a strategic planning process that incorporates input from stakeholders, including the Board, staff, and community members.

The members of the Board of Directors have been selected based on their strong background in human rights, peacebuilding, international development, and organizational management. They were chosen for their expertise, integrity, and commitment to the organization’s mission. The Board provides strategic oversight, ensuring alignment with the organization’s values, objectives, and ethical standards. The Board meets quarterly to review program outcomes, financials, and organizational performance. The Directors are responsible for approving major decisions, including the organizational budget, strategic plans, and key partnerships.

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