What we can prove, and what we are still documenting
Every organisation claiming to work in Afghanistan should be easy to check. This page holds our legal identity, the state of the evidence behind it, and the documents we can produce on request.
Three states, and no fourth
Each entry below carries one of three marks. We do not use a fourth for "probably fine" — a claim is either backed by a document, stated by us without one, or not yet confirmed at all.
Organisation register
The same facts, word for word, across this website, our social profiles and every platform application we submit. Inconsistent naming is the single most common reason a due-diligence check stalls.
- Official name
- Legal name on registration
- Country of registration
- Registering authority
- Registration number
- Year established
- Official address
- Official telephone
- Official email
- Founder
- Leadership & governance
- Mission
- Vision
- Programme areas
- External auditor
- YouTube
- X (Twitter)
Documents we hold, and how to request them
Our registration certificate, constitution and governance records are held privately. They are not published here — a scanned certificate carries signatures, a registration number and personal details that do not belong on an open web page — but they are produced in full to any partner, donor or platform that asks.
What a partner can check here
Cross-check any of the above against our registration certificate — we will send it on request, usually the same working day.
Project evidence database
Every project with an ID, a location, dated evidence and a stated counting method.
Open the database →Reports & policies
Annual reports, financial statements, M&E findings and the policies we work to.
Open the library →Who decides what
The board, the senior team, and the structure the organisation actually runs on.
See the structure →