FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES
National Network
Tunisia
Address
02Rue Somaa Mourouj5 –Ben Arous Tunis 2047 Mourouj TunisiaCountry
TunisiaCity
MouroujStreet address 2
02Rue Somaa Mourouj5 –Ben Arous TunisTelephone
+21658973399Year of Establishment
2016Contact Person1
Mohamed Amine KoukiOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
Democracy and community developmentGeneral Information
Farhat Hached Institute for Research and Democracy (FHIRD) is an independent non-profit international Tunisian NGO based in Tunis. It is an academic body of research that works at the both national and international levels in fields such as research, training, consultancy in issues of media, democracy and politics as well as democratic changes. In order to reach our goals, we are willing to work with different research and scientific bodies, governmental and non govermental organizations and associations that show similar interests and specialities according to the requirements of these domains. Our institute publishes research studies and reports, organises trainings, conferences and workshops that are open to experts and common people. The institute also organises and supervises an annual polls project as part of our attempt and contribution in facilitating the democratic process and helping in the establishment of democratic institutions. It is an initiative developed by a group of Tunisian young civil society activists, teachers and thinkersMission and Objectives
We seek to : -Promote concepts of democracy and active citizenship. -Control elections and support democratic changes. -Guarantee the transparency of the administrative and financial behaviour and resist its corruption -Support efforts invested to make the democractic transition successful and achieve transitional justice. -Disseminate the culture of corruption resistance. -Promote and work on human and women rights.Main Projects / Activities
Fields of work : Democracy/Active citizenship Anti-corruption/discrimination Human rights Women rights . Peace-promotion Conflict resolution Intercultural dialogue Religious harmony How we work : We seek to reach our goals through youth exchange programs, discussions, conferences and studies.