Civic and Social Organizations in Maldives

Maldives Civil Service Commission

The Maldives Civil Service Commission (CSC) was formed by an Act of Parliament in 2007. The creation of an independent civil service and other reforms introduced by Act of Parliament and the new constitution subscribed to the following major changes: There will be no one service called the Public Service to be administered in one place. The administration of employment service of the government organisations to be removed from the President’s Office. A distinction is made for the first time between Civil Service and Political service. Permanent Secretaries and all the other staff members to deliver government policies are to be appointed by the Civil Service Commission. That there will be no Minister or cabinet secretary responsible or to oversee Maldives Civil Service. The Civil Service Commission consists of five members appointed by the Parliament; including a Chairman and a Vice Chairman who are also appointed by the Parliament. The Civil Service Commission with its inception on 23 October 2007, took over the challenging task of establishing a modern professional Civil Service in the Maldives. Today the Maldives Civil Service is firmly in place and is working as the most important driving force of the government policy and democratic governance in the Maldives.

51 to 200 staff

Maldives Moot Court Society Mmcs

Non-governmental organization committed to promote the highest quality legal education by advancing practical legal skills & rule of law throughout Maldives & around the world.

11 to 50 staff

Hope For Women

Hope for Women (HFW) is a non-governmental organization in the Maldives, registered in 2010, working towards ending all forms of violence against women and children, while also promoting gender equality and women’s participation in public life. At the moment HFW’s activities are mostly project-based with funding from few well-wishing individuals and organizations. However, it is exploring other avenues for resource mobilization in order to sustain the functioning of the organization and expand the scope of its work, in particular impacting public policy and improving outreach.

51 to 200 staff

Rotaract In Rid 3220 - Sri Lanka & Maldives

Rotaract, a global youth movement under Rotary International, empowers individuals aged 18 and above to serve communities, develop professional skills, and foster leadership. Since 1968, it has grown into a network of over 10,600 clubs in 180 countries. In Rotary International District 3220, which spans Sri Lanka and the Maldives, Rotaract was introduced in 1969 and now includes 90+ clubs with over 4,500 passionate members. Led by DRR PHF Rtr. PP Shanel Mendis for the RI Year 2024-25, our vision is to make Rotaract the most progressive youth-led movement in Sri Lanka. As passionate leaders, we aim to drive economic development, foster innovation, and build resilience as we face new challenges. We strive to create a platform where members can find purpose, grow, and make a positive impact through sustainable initiatives. As you continue your Rotaract journey, embrace every learning opportunity, celebrate your achievements, and grow from setbacks. Let’s lead from the heart and shape the future of Rotaract in RID 3220 because today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders.

5001 to 10000 staff

Watercare

Watercare is a social enterprise aiming towards increased awareness and support for safe and secure water and sanitation for everyone in the Maldives. The organisation is active in implementing awareness programmes; assisting implementation of water and sanitation projects in the country through the empowerment of the community to effectively participate in their planning, development and monitoring; and undertaking research and promoting innovation in the water sector.

1 to 10 staff

Mahaldheeb Foundation

1 to 10 staff