Global Experience,
Local Expertise.

TEAM PERSPECTIVES
"As an organization, we have a shared vision and what varies are the approaches we take because each community’s (and individual’s) current circumstances are as unique as their hopes for the future. 

The diverse perspectives and knowledge of our team, with 99% hired locally, make the difference. Working as one team, and working with those we serve, we tailor ideas into solutions that fit. Every day, I see how my colleagues’ understanding of complex challenges informs approaches to benefit communities—and every day, I am proud to do my part as a member of Blumont’s team."  

— JONATHAN NASH, President and CEO, USA

TEAM PERSPECTIVES
"When I visit the homes of refugees, they open their doors and let me learn about their dreams and needs. Each action they take to integrate themselves into the community allows me to know their strength, their capacity for resilience, and the dreams they want to achieve. It is a challenge that has helped me learn on a personal and professional level and find ways to help communities come together."

— JHONNY, Assistance Officer, Colombia

TEAM PERSPECTIVES
"Since a young age, I was keen to be a professional and to contribute in the development of society, particularly for groups like girls and women. Women like me who have struggled, come from less advantaged areas, and are able to break the status quo and stereotypes, are role models for girls of future generations. This story is my story as well."

— SHAMA, Community Mobilization Advisor, Pakistan

PROVIDING RELIEF
Amidst challenging conditions, our COMAC teams delivered 10,000+ food and household assistance packages across all 34 provinces of Afghanistan. We also tailored more than 4,500 kits to help people rebuild livelihoods and provide for their families.  (Donor: USAID)

“The assistance package helped me greatly to improve my work and generate sufficient income.” — MOHAMMAD, assistance recipient, Afghanistan

PROVIDING RELIEF
In Afghanistan, Colombia, Jordan, and Syria, we attended to people’s mental health and physical well-being. Whether through regular visits from social workers or mutual support groups for processing trauma, we ensured access to care and safe spaces that fit individual and community needs. (Donors: USAID, USAID BHA, DOS PRM, UNHCR)

“Working with refugees and displaced people changed my life. It made me more aware of working with sincerity and dedication. It strengthened my confidence to help people who have experienced calamities beyond their control.” — SAMIRA*, Social Worker, northeast Syria (*Name changed for privacy)

PROVIDING RELIEF
In six displacement camps in northeast Syria, we provided camp management services and psychosocial support, as well as food and household items. By layering activities and adapting to local contexts, we met each community’s immediate needs while prioritizing dignity and protection. (Donors: USAID BHA, DOS PRM, French MEFA, GFFO, Danish MFA)

PROVIDING RELIEF
Blumont engineers designed and constructed a 5.7 km water network in a camp in northeast Syria—a durable, underground system that directly serves 600 families and eliminates the need for daily water trucking. (Donor: GFFO)

“We are building the network as a humanitarian response to reduce risks to public health and ensure conditions that enable people to live in health, dignity, and comfort.” — EMAD, Senior Site Engineer, Iraq

PROVIDING RELIEF
“It makes me happy to be able to solve the problems of the women in the community.” — AMIRA, displacement camp resident and community leader, northeast Syria

SUPPORTING RECOVERY
In Colombia, we worked with municipal governments to develop and implement community action plans that restore social ties and promote healing. People of all ages and abilities were engaged through mutual support groups, neighborhood improvement projects, and recreational activities. (Donor: USAID BHA, DOS PRM)

SUPPORTING RECOVERY
With technical support and training from the SAFER program, as well as use of improved seeds and irrigation methods, farmers in northeast Syria produced 1,365 tons of wheat and barley in 2022. (Donor: USAID BHA)

“I have noticed many people in my village start adopting the drip irrigation system technique after learning it from farmers we supported.” — MAJED, Senior Agriculture Engineer, northeast Syria

SUPPORTING RECOVERY
The Acogida team in Colombia helped Venezuelan migrants secure safe housing with nine months of rental support. This critical assistance allowed families to focus on employment, education, health, and building community connections that foster sustainable change. When the support ended, 63% could continue paying their own rent. (Donor: DOS PRM)

“My smile today means that I feel more integrated into this community. They are taking into account my needs as a migrant.” — ANAIS*, participant at a Blumont healthcare event, Colombia (*Name changed for privacy)

SUPPORTING RECOVERY
Our AMAL program provided job and business training, offered counseling, and partnered with local employers to support recent returnees and other community members in Iraq. More than 300 people developed skills in line with market demands to kickstart their livelihoods, resulting in an 86% increase in employment. (Donor: GIZ)

SUPPORTING RECOVERY
“Refugees are talented doctors, entrepreneurs, teachers, artists, farmers, and more. If given the chance, they will continue to contribute to their communities.” — CAROLINE HADDAD-AYOUB, Country Director, Jordan

STRENGTHENING RESILIENCE
In Jordan, Smart Desert offered support to agricultural home-based businesses, including the establishment of a new production line where farmers in remote areas could package and store produce for new markets and year-round sales. (Donor: AFD)

“We used to work seasonally. Now, we have a fridge and dehydrator to support year-round production. We can also buy larger quantities of fruits and vegetables, which saves us money and effort.” — AYSHA, home-based business owner, Jordan

STRENGTHENING RESILIENCE
PROTEKT is helping restore the King Talal Dam, a vital part of Jordan’s water infrastructure. Construction and rehabilitation work are maintaining the dam’s storage capacity; reducing sediment; and controlling water flow and flooding on agricultural land. (Donor: BMZ GIZ)

“By preserving these lands, we help protect families’ main source of income.” — AHMAD, Project Manager, Jordan

STRENGTHENING RESILIENCE
After nine years of successful implementation in Pakistan, the Community Mobilization Program closed in 2022. We partnered with parents, teachers, local officials, and businesses to increase community and private-sector involvement in school reforms. More than 100 schools, along with a set of resources and guides, were handed over to private, local organizations to carry progress forward through community-led initiatives. (Donor: USAID)

“Women who invest in their communities and families became members of school management committees, leaders, and advocates for their children. There was a big challenge in the beginning that women were not part of decision-making, especially on girls’ enrollment.” — JABBAR, Community Engagement Advisor, Pakistan

STRENGTHENING RESILIENCE
The Essential Services, Good Governance, and Economic Recovery project worked with local authorities in northeast Syria to restore infrastructure and support reintegration of internally displaced people and returnees. Teams rehabilitated health facilities, including the Hasakah National Hospital, and provided guidance for a locally led needs assessment. Other activities, including rehabilitating agricultural areas, installing solar-powered irrigation, and establishing a poultry hatchery, revitalized value chains while creating job opportunities. (Donor: USAID)