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Current Members

40 Full members as of December 2009

HAP Certified Members

When an agency is "HAP certified" it means that it has been assessed for compliance with the HAP 2007 Standard in Humanitarian Accountability and Quality Management by an independent audit.

  1. CAFOD
  2. Christian Aid
  3. DanChurchAid
  4. Danish Refugee Council
  5. MERCY Malaysia
  6. Office Africain pour le Développement et la Coopération (OFADEC)
  7. Tearfund

Full Members with completed Baseline Analysis

Offered as an organisation development service and to agencies enrolled in the HAP Certification scheme, the baseline analysis provides a comprehensive assessment of an agency's strengths and weaknesses in relation to the HAP Standard. Advice on the steps required to achieve HAP certification are included in the detailed baseline analysis report.

  1. Act Alliance (formerly ACT International)
  2. CARE International
  3. COAST Trust  
  4. Church World Service - Pakistan/Afghanistan (CWS - P/A)
  5. Concern Worldwide
  6. Focus Humanitarian Assistance
  7. Lutheran World Federation, Department for World Service (LWF)
  8. Merlin
  9. Muslim Aid
  10. Norwegian Church Aid (NCA)
  11. Sungi Development Foundation
  12. Women's Refugee Commission

Members

  1. Agence d'Aide à la Coopération Technique Et au Développement (ACTED)
  2. Amel Association
  3. Association Najdeh
  4. Australian Council for International Development (ACFID)
  5. Community and Family Services International (CFSI)
  6. Community Development Centre (CODEC) Bangladesh 
  7. Coordination of Afghan Relief (CoAR)
  8. Diakonia
  9. International Aid Services (IAS)
  10. KinderUSA
  11. Medair
  12. Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP)
  13. Naba'a
  14. Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
  15. Oxfam GB
  16. PMU Interlife
  17. Save the Children UK
  18. Society for Safe Environment and Welfare of Agrarians in Pakistan (SSEWA-PAK)
  19. Sustainable Environment & Ecological Development Society (SEEDS, India)
  20. World Vision International (WVI) 
  21. Yakkum Emergency Unit (YEU)

For information on the rights and duties of Full Members, please click here.

10 Associate Members as of December 2009

  1. African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect, Liberia (ANPPCAN, Liberia)
  2. Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI)  Pakistan
  3. Danida
  4. Department for International Development (DFID)
  5. Mango
  6. People in AID
  7. Swedish SIDA
  8. Transparency International (TI)
  9. Women's Rights Association - Multan Pakistan
  10. Kohsar Welfare & Educational Society (KWES)
For information on the rights and duties of Associate Members, please click here.

HAP Self Assessment process with Tearfund's partner HEED Bangladesh, March 2008

"If you give them that opportunity to see who is the poorest among them, to see who is the neediest, to make their own suggestion, then they will appreciate you for that and they will not blame you or bring complaints back. Explain to them [the community], tell them the truth and let them choose for themselves."

Anna-Maria Aliaro lives in Korr, North Kenya, where Tearfund ran a programme from June 2006 to October 2007 in response to the drought.

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