Our partners and local teams
Solinfo relies on local structures or teams recruited in the countries where we operate. We build project-based partnerships with local NGOs and set an annual program for each beneficiary country. Our programs are co-created, designed and implemented by combining deep field knowledge with the necessary technical, administrative, and financial expertise.
Local teams
Depending on the nature of the projects, these local organizations contribute their contextual knowledge, technical expertise, and direct connection with the communities.
Our partnerships are built over time, founded on trust, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to professionalism.
Solinfo works alongside them as a committed and rigorous ally, dedicated to sharing methods, skills, and decision-making, and ensuring transparent collaboration on every project carried out together.
These women and men—often from the local communities—translate our values into action: rigor, solidarity, respect for people, and a results-oriented mindset.
Supervised by our program managers, they ensure the continuity and quality of our interventions while contributing to the strengthening of local capacities.
At Solinfo, we consider our teams—both here and in the field—as the beating heart of humanitarian action. They embody, day after day, the will to build sustainable and context-appropriate responses to the challenges we face.
Solinfo’s Local Teams
Iraqi Kurdistan
Rozan Salah
Graduated in counseling and psychological education, she is also an art-therapy facilitator in the juvenile girls’ prison of Erbil. Assisted by Hevi, a social educator, she conducts a weekly session with these young girls.
Iraqi Kurdistan
Whatiq Aziz Alsaydiasoul
A Syrian refugee doctor in Iraq, he runs—with the support of Lava Ali Janbly, the program’s nurse—a medical consultation service for widows and orphans in the Domiz refugee camp near Dohuk.
Iraqi Kurdistan
Khalida Mohammed Adib
She oversees the organization of the consultations, the supply of medical consumables, and the administrative aspects of the project.
Bangladesh
Sultana Afroage
Country Manager Solinfo Bangladesh
Sultana is the soul and driving force of our program in Bangladesh. Present since the very beginning, she has managed it for over 20 years. True to our apolitical and multifaith values, Sultana leads a team of 10 teachers and 2 assistants to run our network of centers and offer a future to more than 300 young adults, both girls and boys.
Syria
Mustapha Hîlsen
Country Manager Syria
Country Director for Syria, Mustapha holds a degree in philosophy. During the war in Syria, he was actively involved in risk-prevention work with students in Northeast Syria as part of civil protection efforts. He now leads Solinfo’s psychosocial support programs in Syria, as well as our medical assistance and health-prevention activities in Raqqa.
With the support of Driss, he coordinates our partner NGOs such as Seil in Kobané and Save Land in Raqqa.
Our partners’ teams
Ivory Coast
Jacques Kobénan Krako
Directeur-Les Flambloyants
Founder and Executive Director of the Ivorian NGO *Les Flamboyants*, Jacques graduated from the National School of Public Health in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. *Les Flamboyants* works to improve the living conditions of women and children in the Bounkani region.
Mozambique
Jorge Jose Sousa
Kulima Provincial Delegate
Jorge supervises and leads from Pemba the Kulima program team dedicated to our work in the Mueda displacement camp.
He brings to us his long humanitarian experience, his kindness, and his energy in the complex context of Cabo Delgado.
Ivory Coast
Elvis-Ibrahim Kabla
President - AJV-CI
Founder and president of the Association des Jeunes Visionnaires de la Côte d’Ivoire (AJV-CI), with whom we have developed two cohorts of the literacy and sewing program in the Bagoué region.
“Our local partners, without whom none of what we achieve would be possible.”