Comite International Pour L'aide D'urgence Et LE Developpement

Comite International Pour L'Aide D'Urgence Et LE Developpement is an international non-profit organization registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) that specializes in humanitarian and development assistance. As a community development corporation, the organization focuses on addressing social, environmental, and community challenges in targeted regions, particularly in African countries. The organization receives federal grant awards that support various community-focused initiatives aimed at addressing local vulnerabilities, promoting environmental awareness, and enhancing socio-economic conditions.

The organization has received multiple federal grant awards from the Bureau of African Affairs, a civilian federal agency, focusing on comprehensive community development projects. These grants have included initiatives such as environmental sustainability, with one project aimed at planting 1,000 trees in public secondary and high schools to raise environmental awareness. Another significant grant targeted reducing community vulnerabilities in the Doropo department, specifically addressing issues related to refugee-hosting localities. The grants cover a range of intervention areas including schooling, social cohesion, economic strengthening, and state accountability. The organization's projects demonstrate a strategic approach to community development, with grant periods typically ranging from one to two years and focusing on holistic improvements in local infrastructure, education, and social systems in African regions experiencing complex socio-economic challenges.