In light of the launch of the Institutional Commitment Certificate, the second edition, for Egyptian and Arab NGOs, a number of (201) NGOs applied to obtain the certificate, including (177) Egyptian NGOs representing (24) Egyptian governorates, and (24) Arab NGOs from (6) countries, namely Yemen, Lebanon, Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco. And Iraq.

The NGO Quality Assurance and Accreditation Unit at the Arab Center for the Sustainability of Civil Work held a committee to sort the applications of applicants for the certificate..

According to the announced standards and conditions, (54) Egyptian NGOs and (10) Arab NGOs were accepted...

It is worth noting that the Certificate of Commitment comes within the interest of the Arab Center for the Sustainability of Civil Action in integrating quality and governance systems in Arab NGOs in order to achieve institutional sustainability and achieve the highest levels of efficiency and effectiveness in implementing its programs And its projects. The certificate also seeks to raise the level of accountability and transparency in civil society organizations and respect for the principles of good governance.

In light of the Arab Center’s efforts to encourage Arab NGOs to enhance transparency and quality in their performance, it will bear the cost of the procedures for issuing this certificate, which amounts to $500 for one organization that passes the accreditation stage according to what is stated in the guide. Guideline for certification.

To view the certificate of compliance, you can visit the following link: