The New Consultancy and Relief Organization (NCRO) is a non-governmental, voluntary humanitarian entity established in 1993. Registered formally with the Afghan Government's Ministry of Economy, NCRO is dedicated to alleviating human suffering, saving lives, and fostering sustainable socio-economic recovery for communities scarred by protracted conflict and climatic disasters.
As a testament to its altruistic ethos, NCRO operates as a purely voluntary organization, driven solely by humanitarian principles. NCRO extends its services unconditionally across Afghanistan, free of charge to all beneficiaries, eschewing any form of compensation, reimbursement, or commercial fee.
"Together Towards Self-Reliance: NCRO's Commitment to Afghan Prosperity"
NCRO envisions a future where all Afghan communities are socially and economically self-reliant, empowered to thrive and prosper independently in dignity and peace.
To alleviate human suffering in Afghanistan by facilitating the safe reintegration of IDPs and returnees, providing immediate disaster relief, rehabilitating essential community infrastructures, and reducing poverty through sustainable agriculture and resilience-building assistance.
Eight principles that guide our conduct, decisions, and programs in every province we serve.
Deep empathy for human suffering, treating every individual with kindness and recognizing inherent human dignity.
Highest standards of honesty, transparency, ethical governance, and full accountability to donors and communities.
Treating all persons with fairness, honoring cultural diversity, and promoting full social inclusion without bias.
Commitment to technical excellence, rigorous operational standards, efficiency, and continuous organizational learning.
Working in synergy with UN clusters, local authorities, partner NGOs, and community leadership councils.
Flexibility and resilience in responding rapidly to shifting socio-economic realities and complex field environments.
Equipping individuals, women, and youth to take charge of their own destinies through sustainable livelihood assets.
Unwavering allegiance to the four international humanitarian tenets: Humanity, Neutrality, Impartiality, and Independence.