خدماتنا ومجالات عملنا

In 2023, Moomken Organization participated in implementing an evaluation study in partnership with Altai Consulting. The study targeted 36 children aged 4 to 6 years in the cities of Tripoli and Sebha. It aimed to collect children’s opinions on their experiences with the episodes of the educational

To support USAID initiatives in promoting good governance, empowering civil society organizations, and building local capacities across Libya by collecting qualitative and quantitative data that contribute to impact evaluation and ensure transparency and accountability.

A paid collaborative initiative between Moomken Organization, the National Council for Economic and Social Development, and Alrefak University, aiming to link fresh graduates with practical training opportunities that bridge academic knowledge with the needs of employers in fields such as languages,

To bridge the communication capacity gaps in Libyan municipalities by providing 24 participants, including 16 municipal media officials and 8 ministry staff, with practical tools to improve message planning, audience interaction, and internal coordination. The sessions included training on communica

The National Paid Internship Program, Jusur, was launched by Moomken organization in collaboration with the Economic and Social Development Council. It aims to address skill gaps among 25 graduates from Tripoli University in fields like Languages, IT, Economics, Political Science, Management, Media,

A quantitative study, and focus groups were conducted to investigate perceptions of USAID branding in Libya. The study is required for USAID to alter its approach to humanitarian aid in the country, which consists of assisting local communities as well as national governmental authorities.

As part of its work on technical and vocational education and training, Moomken conducted a field survey of graduates from selected institutions between 2018 and 2020. The survey collected data about graduates’ employment outcomes, the fields they are employed in, and stability in their careers. Add

The Libyan economy is unstable, with a surplus of 13.8% of GDP in 2021, but domestic debt has risen dramatically. According to the Multi-Sector Needs Assessment for the Libyan Population in 2021, 53% of households in Libya could not meet their basic expenses, indicating poverty and food insecurity.

Aims to ensure food security for families across Libyan cities. This type of assistance targets beneficiaries based on current need assessments and livelihood studies conducted frequently and provides parcels of food commodities to address food insecurity for its beneficiaries.

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As part of the 2019 Libya Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and on behalf of the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), the Emergency Telecommunications Sector (ETS) will implement a Common Feedback Mechanism (CFM) in connection with delivery and impact of humanitarian assistance programs in Tripoli, Libya

The “Tarseem” project aims to create a map linked to a database, to be distributed free of charge to private and public entities, who in turn will explore its use. Authorities today are working to create digital maps that mirror aerial imagery and are collected in a geographic database.