FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES
National Network
Palestine
Address
شارع الطاحونة رام الله Palestinian TerritoriesCountry
Palestinian TerritoriesCity
رام اللهStreet address 2
شارع الطاحونةMobile Phone
00970595272721Telephone
009722411516Telephone (other)
00972598608312E-Mail (2)
majd@psdpal.orgE-Mail (3)
jawad@psdpal.orgWebsite
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2009Contact Person1
مجد علي عوض جمالJob Title 1
مسئول الموارد البشريةContact Person 2
جواد أبو عونJob Title 2
الرئيس التنفيذيOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
Youth and educationGeneral Information
Partners for Sustainable Development (PSD) is a non-profit organization established in 2009 to equip young Palestinians with the knowledge and skills required by an increasingly complex and demanding 21st century. PSD’s main programmatic interventions are centered around three main pillars: equitable education and educational content development, fourth industrial revolution (4IR) skill development, and finally employability and entrepreneurship. What we do: • Digitize the Palestinian curriculum and develop interactive educational content • Equalize learning opportunities by bringing educational resources to marginalized communities • Create “Edutainment” games that complement the curriculum or address specific social and environmental issues • Help youth develop the skills required for the fourth industrial revolution (IR4) and scale up innovative solutions to some of the societies’ greatest problems via training and mentoring • Expanding youth’s and women’s employability by providing them with in-demand professional skills and know-how to pursue online freelancing opportunities • Strengthening youth’s agency and belonging through service of their communities How we do it: • By leveraging on public-private partnerships with ministries, municipalities, educational institutions, private foundations, companies, and service providers • By utilizing holistic approaches in program design and implementation that incorporate human-centered design, design thinking, service learning and civic engagement, design thinking, and learner centered pedagogy PSD Organizational Structure The organizational structure of PSD is designed to enable it to fulfill its mission and work towards positive societal change. It combines dedicated leadership, a motivated team, strategic planning, and engagement with various stakeholders to address the critical issues and challenges faced by communities and society as a whole. Board of Directors: PSD is governed by a board of directors. This governing body is responsible for setting the organization's strategic direction, making critical decisions, and ensuring that it remains true to its mission and values. PSD board members come from diverse backgrounds and possess expertise in various fields relevant to the PSD's work. Executive Leadership: Beneath the board of directors, PSD an executive leadership team that includes an executive director and other senior management positions. The executive director is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the organization, implementing the board's decisions, and managing staff and resources. Departments and Units: PSD has multiple departments dedicated to specific areas of focus. These could include program and operation departments (Content department and e-learning, finance, IT, communication and fundraising, and Human Resources). Each department is headed by a manager or director responsible for its operations.Mission and Objectives
Our Vision: Partners for Sustainable Community Development Our Mission: We, Partners for Sustainable Development, a Palestinian NGO with international affiliations, act as an agent of change whose purpose is to prepare Palestinian youth to compete and thrive in a global society. We unleash the full potential of communities by supporting grass roots activities and social enterprise. Through digital transformation program, we equip young people with the skills and knowledge required by an increasingly complex and demanding 21st Century. We apply best practices in our projects’ selection and execution. Our Values: Professionalism: PSD is dedicated to: • Delivering, and developing the best quality content. • Training to provide the most updated tools to build youth capacity. • Improving learning environment and empowering women Transparency & Accountability: • PSD has the highest level of integrity in its administrative, services, and outreach activities. • PSD works with grassroots and marginalized communities as well as urban areas. Leadership • PSD will promote ethics, fairness, equality, clarity, innovation and consistency for becoming model as an agent of change and excellence. Sustainability • PSD believes in its work in education and sustainable development it will run for years into the future. Therefore, it will ensure is has the systems and sufficient financial resources to lead the organization to sustainability. Our Objectives: The Partners for Sustainable Development (PSD) is an organization dedicated to fostering sustainable community development by enhancing the knowledge and expertise of individuals both locally and globally. Through a variety of programs and activities, PSD aims to empower young people and communities, particularly focusing on capacity building, skill development, service learning projects, and promoting the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). 1. Objective One: Enhance Youth and Children Learning Environment through Interactive Methodologies (Digital Learning). 2. Objective Two: Promoting youth and women Civic Participation to lead to community engagement. 3. Objective Three: Empower women economically and build their business skills. 4. Objective Four: Enhance PSD's performance and efficiency and institutional set-upMain Projects / Activities
What we do: • Digitize the Palestinian curriculum and develop interactive educational content • Equalize learning opportunities by bringing educational resources to marginalized communities • Create “Edutainment” games that complement the curriculum or address specific social and environmental issues • Help youth develop the skills required for the fourth industrial revolution (IR4) and scale up innovative solutions to some of the societies’ greatest problems via training and mentoring • Expanding youth’s and women’s employability by providing them with in-demand professional skills and know-how to pursue online freelancing opportunities • Strengthening youth’s agency and belonging through service of their communities How we do it: • By leveraging on public-private partnerships with ministries, municipalities, educational institutions, private foundations, companies, and service providers • By utilizing holistic approaches in program design and implementation that incorporate human-centered design, design thinking, service learning and civic engagement, design thinking, and learner centered pedagogyAdditional Information
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