Member
Met-Hadiyoma Mihuran Mahber (One - Hadiya Elites Association)
Organizational profile
Background
One-Hadiya Elites Association (OHEA) is a civil society organization with vibrant and multidisciplinary professionals, having the general aim of contributing to the development of the needy community in Ethiopia. The decision to establish the association emanated from several discussions on the problems affecting Ethiopia and with a belief to be part of the solution, rather than simply observing the problems. As an accountable and responsible citizen, every member of the association has an intense desire and passion to take his/her share of contributions for the betterment of the community.
Objectives
The organization’s main objective is to make professional contributions to Ethiopia’s economic, socio-cultural, administrative, and development affairs in general. More specifically the objectives include:
- To actively engage in development affairs such as the promotion of education, promotion of health, socio-cultural issues, consultancy in entrepreneurship, and consultancy in infrastructure developments.
- To build the capacity of government officials and administrative workers at different levels
- To conduct and facilitate research aiming to solve the community problems
- To recognize and award champions who demonstrated the best and exemplary performances in different sectors of activity (E.g., leadership, media, service, student’s results)
- To facilitate opportunities for the members to get short-term and long-term training both locally and internationally.
Vision
OHEA aspires to be one of the prominent civil society organizations in Ethiopia by the year 2030
Mission
To create an opportunity for the development of the community through multi-sectoral collaborations, professional volunteerism, and a sense of belongingness and responsibility.
Core areas of expertise
As OHEA is a newly established organization with multidisciplinary experts, we are planning to work on education, health, infrastructure consultancies, and capacity-building training.
Guiding Principles
- Volunteerism
- Integrity
- Inclusiveness
- Transparency
- Commitment
The National Social Accountability Consortium composed of 16 national local CSOs established in 29 February 2024 to implement an integrated social accountability programme, synergizing their different strengths and competencies. The majority of members of the consortium had extensive experience in implementing social accountability programs at national level in addition to integrated humanitarian and development interventions.
Head Office
Lebu Commercial, 4th Floor,
Office Number Q02
Woreda 01, H. No. New
Nifas Silk Lafto Sub City
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia