Arab Network For Civic Education

Arab Network For Civic Education (ANHRE) is a non-profit organization and community development corporation registered in SAM.gov since May 15, 2018. Although specific details about the organization's mission are not provided in the available data, the vendor appears to be focused on civic engagement, education, and community development initiatives in the Middle East, particularly in countries like Jordan and Sudan. As a non-profit entity, ANHRE seems positioned to support grassroots and institutional efforts aimed at strengthening civil society, community resilience, and social infrastructure.

ANHRE has received federal grant sub-awards from multiple prominent international development organizations, including Internews Network, Pact, Inc., and the International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX). These sub-awards demonstrate the organization's involvement in various civic education and community development projects. Specifically, ANHRE has worked on initiatives such as the Strengthening Civil Society System (SAWT) Activity, supporting civic education activities in Sudan, and conducting research on gender-related challenges in low-performing schools in Jordan. The sub-awards suggest ANHRE provides services like community partner engagement, toolkit development, local context research, and strategic support for civil society organizations. These grants appear to be primarily funded by USAID and focused on enhancing community resilience, educational opportunities, and social infrastructure in the Middle Eastern region.