Tunis:RACA The Regulatory Authority for Charitable Activities (RACA) engaged in discussions with a delegation from Saudi Arabia's National Center for Non-Profit Sector Development. The talks focused on enhancing cooperation and exchanging expertise in regulating charitable and humanitarian work to boost community impact.
According to Qatar News Agency, the two-day visit featured a series of specialized meetings where the delegation was informed about RACA's experience in regulating the sector and improving its performance. They also reviewed RACA's strategic plans for 2025-2030, as well as Qatar's Strategy for Charitable and Humanitarian Work within the same timeframe.
The discussions included the World Giving Index 2025, Qatar's ranking, and the role of regulatory bodies in building trust and supporting sustainability in the non-profit sector. Other topics included supervision, control, fundraising regulation, and compliance, as well as using international indicators to develop policies and practices for sustainable development.
The program highlighted RACA's digital transformation efforts, including services offered by its electronic portal and the internal aid coordination platform Sanadi. They also discussed the role of data and performance measurement in improving services and achieving strategic goals.
This visit underscored the importance of collaboration between institutions in Qatar and Saudi Arabia, aiming to leverage shared experiences to enhance the impact of charitable and humanitarian efforts.
