Near East Foundation (NEF) - Credit Access for War-Recovering Lebanese
Address
Near East Foundation (NEF)
90 Broad Street 15th Floor
New York,
NY
10004
United States
+1 (212) 425-2205
http://www.neareast.org
Mission
The Near East Foundation (NEF) catalyzes social and economic development in Arab and African communities that are experiencing deep poverty, marginalization, conflict, and environmental distress. NEF’s 100-plus field staff – development professionals all working in their own countries – mobilize these “communities in peril” to find homegrown solutions to problems concerning education, health care, agriculture, income generation, and job creation.
Programs
On an annual budget of approximately $7 million, NEF maintains offices and programs in Egypt, Jordan, Mali, Morocco, Palestine, Syria and Sudan. For more information, please visit http://www.neareast.org/main/countries/
Near East Foundation (NEF)'s Current Projects on GlobalGiving
![]() Sudan Community Health Center |
![]() Literacy for Moroccan Girls |
![]() Supplemental Nutrition for West Bank Children |
![]() Clean Water For Sudanese War Refugees |
Near East Foundation (NEF)'s Funded Projects on GlobalGiving
Personnel Overview
Loay Assaf - Business Development Specialist
Fourteen years experience in training, business planning, business development and management. Specialist in income-generating activities, business ideas development, legal compliance, micro finance, financial analysis and small business development.
Ghadeer Qassem - Capacity Building Specialist
Ten years experience in training, program management, organization development, and financial management and analysis. Seasoned trainer/motivator and facilitator for field and classroom training. Experienced in project design/planning, program management and supervision.
Personnel Statistics
Alexander Papachristou, President
Founded in 1915
Employees: 110
Volunteers: 0
Financial Statistics
Budget (2008): 7,000,000
Budget (2007): 6,500,000
Maximum Budget: 7,000,000
Overhead: 18%
Other funding sources: Funding comes from US and other governments, public and private foundations and individual donors.
Religious Affiliation: No affiliation







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