Request for Proposals: Version 1 and 2 of MarJar – a web application for data collection and management
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: All proposals must be submitted by 15 June, 23:59 GMT. Background Seefar is a social enterprise with a […]
Behaviour change campaign helps Kurdish potential migrants to make safer migration choices
Over a third of Iraqi Kurds considering risky migration journeys to Europe via Belarus chose safer alternatives after receiving information
To Belarus and Beyond – Understanding migration plans of Kurdish migrants travelling the Belarus route
In the summer of 2021, thousands of migrants from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) reached Belarus, attempting to cross
Invitation to Tender – Framework Agreement for the Provision of Digitalisation Services in Jordan
30th March 2022 Farsight Services Limited, known for short as Seefar, hereby invites interested and qualified IT companies to bid
Working with vulnerable populations: lessons from LIFT India
At Seefar, we know how important it is to tailor our interventions to context – particularly when working with highly
Education campaign in Mali empowers students to make safer and more informed migration decisions
Between April and December 2021, The Migrant Project, Seefar’s global flagship migration communications campaign, ran an educational outreach campaign in
TMP partnered with GIZ to provide livelihood training to 137 Senegalese fishermen (or one of their family members)
For the first time in Senegal, TMP collaborated with the German Development Cooperation (GIZ) to train 137 fishermen (or a
Offering psychosocial support to Afghans under stress
One in two people living in Afghanistan have have experienced depression, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress disorder, but fewer than 10%
Exploring the Role of Technology in Forced Labour
In the past decade, there has been an increased number of digital platforms that aimed at facilitating overseas labour migration
Effective anti-trafficking campaigns must be locally rooted and address gaps in knowledge and risk perception, new study finds
Child trafficking and commercial sexual exploitaton of children may be prevented if knowledge and risk perception gaps among children, families,