• Empowering civil society organizations to integrate human rights issues in their activities. • Training of trainers courses "TOT". • Economic empowerment for girls (for several years). • Camera as voice (for several years). • Say no to early marriage. • Political empowerment for educational Yemeni women. • Political empowerment for female teachers Taiz. • Empowering women to serve the community. • Controlling the elections. • Implementation field studies and surveys including what the needs of marginalized children in category and the political situation for the Yemeni girls. • Study on the health damage of early marriage from the perspective of specialists doctors

1. برامج تأهيليـة وتدريبية متخصصة. 2. عقــد ورش عمــل، ونــدوات بإضافة إلى مؤتمرات تعـزز نشر التوعية النفسية في المجتمـع. 3. تنظيـم حمـلات مناصرة لمناهضة العنف النفسـي. 4. تدشـين برامج دعـم نفســية، وعلاجيـة. 5. تقديم الإستشارات النفسيـة والسلـوكية للفـرد أو الجماعـة. 6. أصدار مجلة نفسية متخصصة.

Literacy Program Abs program for Microfinance Family planning program Program the economic empowerment of rural women Social awareness programs Awareness programs (political and human rights) Build 7 basic schools Training of community midwives

Over the past years, the SFD has developed and enhanced the project funding criteria and the operation approaches based on the best international practices that have yielded in remarkable operation progress—both quantitatively and qualitatively. Hence, the SFD has gained a number of international awards as well as confidence of the donors and external evaluation missions who frequently have stated that the SFD has become a development inspiring school and a model player in the national reform policies. Moreover, the SFD stands for an appropriate institutional environment for increasing the absorption capacity of foreign financing provided to Yemen. The most important approaches are: Expanding partnership in development The SFD has expanded and strengthened partnership and coordination efforts with the government agencies, NGOs and international development agencies to achieve more effective development. The SFD also plays a key role in supporting decentralization and empowering local authorities, local councils and NGOs—SFD's main development partners. Special programs The SFD develops special programs addressing poverty and needs such as low girls’ education enrollments, shortages of water and shortage of health workers in rural areas, in addition to other programs such as the community integrated interventions in the poorest communities, supporting microfinance programs, developing community labor-intensive works Decentralization The SFD gives broad authorities to its nine branch offices, which cover all governorates, in terms of development of annual plans, and projects implementation and it offers the opportunity for competition in performance among them. SFD headquarters carries out strategic planning, monitoring, resource mobilization and coordination with donors. Evaluation and development The SFD conducts several reviews and evaluations focusing on results and impact.. The SFD uses quantitative and qualitative data from various resources such as its management information system (MIS), field studies at community, project and households levels as well as using data from the national surveys and studies. The evaluation results are used to develop the SFD policies, systems and interventions. Supporting national development plans The SFD has developed its Mid-term Vision (2006–10) goes in line with, and contribute to, implementing the third five-year Economic and Social Development Plan, national sectoral plans to Reduce Poverty, the Public Investment Plan and the government efforts to mobilize resources to implement these plan. Transparency & cost efficiency The SFD represents a model of a government institution governed by efficient administrative and financial systems, practicing transparent and clear procedures in resource allocation, project selection and implementation. Moreover, SFD's administrative cost is much lower than that of other social-investment funds in other countries—reaching less than 5% of SFD's total financial resources. Focusing on service delivery and impact SFD's focus on service delivery and the results have earned the SFD excellent reputation in rural communities and won their confidence. The independent evaluation indicates that during 2003–06 the number of rural students, enrolled in SFD-built schools, rose by 122% for girls and 91% for boys. The evaluation also found that SFD-supported feeder roads reduced the time of access to services and markets by 50%, microfinance programs' active clients rose from 3,282 to 25,588 (86% were women)—with these programs improving the living conditions of 84% of beneficiary families. Projects Funding Criteria Most projects should ensure the following criteria during and after implementation in order that the projects serve the community the longest: Targeting The SFD allocates its resources to the poorest and neediest communities groups through various projects and interventions in order to improve their living conditions. The 2006 Impact Evaluation, conducted by a specialized international company, found that the SFD-Yemen's targeting is the best among other peer funds in other countries where similar analytical procedures have been applied. It further indicates that 73% of SFD's resources go to the three lowest income deciles and just 3% to the top decile. Sustainability To ensure sustainability, the SFD supports projects that meet the actual needs of the local communities and are appropriate in terms of technical design and availability of operation and maintenance resources. Community-driven approach The SFD follows demand-driven approach and promotes for its activities among the target communities in order to motivate them to apply for priority services. The independent 2006 Impact Evaluation found that 95% of SFD-targeted projects have been of high priority for the beneficiaries. Community participation The SFD revives community traditional self-reliance spirit through enhancing community participation during and after project implementation starting from the prioritization of their needs and project implementation, operation and maintenance. The SFD encourages democratic practices by encouraging the communities to organize themselves and elect their representatives in community committees. Community contribution: With a purpose to increase community's sense of ownership of the infrastructure projects and as part of community participation, the SFD requests beneficiary communities to contribute to project costs by providing labor, construction materials, other in-kind contributions and cash. Gender mainstreaming The SFD is implementing its Gender Mainstreaming Strategy and Framework (2008–10) as part of its efforts to increase the quality and effectiveness of SFD contributions to sustainable poverty reduction for both sexes, with a focus on increasing gender sensitization in SFD policies and procedures as well as interventions and sector programs. About half of SFD project beneficiaries are women—a clear progress underscoring SFD's ability to bridge the development gender gap.

Combating Terrorism in Yemen: A Youth Perspective: This was the first project for the Resonate! Yemen. Using online and offline tools, the project collected input from Yemeni youth on the challenge of Terrorism facing Yemen and how the international community can assist Yemen in addressing this challenge. Our Priorities - Our Future: Engaging Yemeni Youth in the Government’s 10-point plan: This project was aimed at engaging the Yemeni Youth about the 10-Point Plan which was the focus of the Yemeni Government in 2010. The project did not only inform the youth about the content of the plan but also engaged them with members of the Technical Committee that was responsible for the plan via facilitating online interaction and arranging workshops and debate sessions on the plan. Political Influence of Youth: Reality and Aspirations: This project consisted of workshops that Resonate! held in Sana’a and Aden to build the capacity of the independent youth movements and facilitate the creation of a coalition that represents these movements. The project was successful in reaching a coordination mechanism for the youth movements in Sana’a, and in facilitating the creation of a coalition that includes all youth movements in Aden. Basics of Constitutional Law: Resonate! Yemen in partnership with the Democratic School and Life Makers Foundation organized several seminars on the Basics of Constitutional Law. The sessions were delivered by a lawyer specialized in International Law and the Yemeni Constitution. The future of Yemen’s Economy: Resonate! produced a short documentary about the economic situation of Yemen. The documentary features interviews with key experts, Government officials, academics, business-men, and international community representatives in which they analyze the challenges facing the Yemeni economy and give their opinion on how the economy should be handled going forward. Yemen: Strategies for Change – Playing the Policy Game: Resonate! Yemen partnered with Chatham House to organize this policy dialogue workshop seeking to find common areas of understanding between Yemeni civil society actors and the international policymaking community, and to address (mis)perceptions, areas of influence, and best paths to move forward. The workshop also identified practical mechanisms to continue building channels and productive partnerships between Yemen's civil society and the international community. Make Your Voice Heard – Youth Training on Participatory Democracy: This project targeted 50 youth activists from 5 governorates in a 5-day workshop to build their understanding and skills in the field of participatory democracy. The project trained youth on basics of politics and democracy, then focused on advocacy, lobbying, and grassroots mobilization training. The project concluded with a roundtable discussion between the participating youth and the leaders of the largest political parties in Yemen on the topic of youth political inclusion.

Programs and Projects: - Monitoring press freedom violations. - Advocacy and providing legal support to media. - Quality and world-class training for media. - Promoting Human rights. - Democracy development. مؤسسة حرية، للحقوق والحريات الإعلامية والتطوير، هي منظمة يمنية غير حكومية، تهتم برصد الانتهاكات والدفاع عن الحريات الاعلامية والقيام بعمليات المناصرة وتوفير الدعم القانوني للإعلاميين والتطوير الاعلامي بمعايير عالمية. الرؤية: نرتقي بحرية الإعلام.. لتعزيز الديمقراطية وحقوق الانسان الرسالة: مؤسسة حرّية.. مؤسسة طوعية ومبادرة محلية لرصد الانتهاكات لحرية الإعلام والمناصرة لحقوق الصافيين والتطوير الاعلامي، وتنمية القدرات الاعلامية للإضطلاع بدورها في الارتقاء بالوعي وتعزيز الحرية والديمقراطية وحقوق الانسان في اليمن، بالتشبيك مع منظمات مماثلة محلية وإقليمية ودولية، تحقيقا للتميّز والريادة. الأهداف: • رصد الانتهاكات للحقوق والحريات الإعلامية. • مناصرة الصحافيين والدفاع عن حقوقهم وحرياتهم. • الارتقاء بالحريات الصحافية والاعلامية وحرية التعبير. • تنمية الوعي الحقوقي وتعزيز الديمقراطية وحقوق الإنسان. • تطوير مهارات ومهنية الاعلاميين وفق المعايير العالمية.

Establishment of private diagnostic clinic for patients in the association's headquarters to preview the patients and providing medical advice to them every day for free.Provide follow-up drug Aldesfiral from the Ministry of Health annually.Work on the provision and distribution of devices Aldesfiral injection needles.Follow-up of the Ministry of Health until the introduction of treatment Alxgid - pills - for patients with thalassemia.The establishment of a special clinic laboratory diagnostic tests for the work free day.Create a mobile laboratory for mobility in schools and universities to raise awareness and conduct tests that show Download free members of the society or any kind of genetic blood diseases Teixrat and thalassemia.Coordination with the National Center for Blood Transfusion and research to provide safe blood and separated for patients free of charge.Coordination with some laboratory tests to work free for patients.Coordination with the work of some hospitals to television rays to patients for free.Create a diagnostic clinic pharmacy for dispensing the periodic (every month) for patients every day for free.Extraction is exempt from the fees of patients testing laboratory in the central laboratory.Coordination with one eye doctors to preview the patients who have a weakness in the consideration and testing work for free.Participation in international conferences concerned with thalassemia patients.Contribute to the preparation and follow-up bill mandatory medical examination before marriage (the law of safe motherhood) and subject to the Commission on Public Health and Population Council of Representatives.Dispensing of medicines for the treatment of complications every day for free.The work of the laboratory tests - periodic - for patients free of charge.Conduct follow-up splenectomy for patients with an oversized free.Disbursement of cash assistance to patients who are deteriorating state of health.Work training courses for parents of patients.Campaigns to donate blood for the benefit of patients.Enable researchers and students graduates from the faculties of medicine and laboratory research work and studies on patients through the archive of the Assembly.Coordination with some NGOs interested in facilitating the marriage - weddings collective - to make the necessary medical examinations for grooms before marriage.Extraction of circulating from the Health Ministry to all government hospitals in all provinces of the Republic of patients exempt from charges preview and lie down.Is extracted from the Ministry of Health to provide free blood for patients.