Request for proposals – develop an Android mobile app for teachers
Request for proposals – develop an Android mobile app for teachers Seefar has a network of teachers in countries such […]
Seefar’s Approach for Driving Behaviour Change – 3E: Ethical, Engaged, Effective
Governments and international organisations often invest millions in migration communications campaigns – yet too often, these efforts fall short. Campaigns
New research: How Seefar’s ethical recruitment services are protecting migrants
Migrant workers are among the most vulnerable people in the world. In sending countries like Ethiopia, Indonesia, Nigeria, and India,
Best practices in irregular migration awareness-raising campaigns
Our latest report on ‘Best practices in irregular migration awareness-raising campaigns’ is an in-depth exploration of why campaigns have not succeeded in
Basic labour standards can improve E&C businesses and strengthen their migrant workforce, says study from The Ethical Recruitment Agency (TERA)
Between a global pandemic and fierce industry competition, many Engineering & Construction businesses are facing difficult decisions ahead that will deeply impact
Pregnancy Partner: Seefar launches an app to empower parents with reliable information
Navigating a pregnancy can be a daunting experience, especially during a pandemic. All over the world, antenatal care services have
Curbing COVID-19 through Community-Driven Communications
In 2020, billions of dollars were poured into mass communications campaigns to spread information about the COVID-19 disease. However, many
TERA: The Ethical Recruitment Agency
The lack of good job opportunities at home drives millions of people to seek work abroad and can discourage migrants
LIFT: reimagining livelihood interventions for survivors of CSE and trafficking in India
There is an increasing need to deviate from traditional livelihood projects and to employ livelihood approaches tailored to the specific
Exploring migrants’ trust in humanitarian organisations
Seefar’s past research as part of the IMREF consortium has shown that a lack of trust in humanitarian organisations affects