Governance, Board Stewardship & Fiduciary Oversight
Upholding the sacred principle of Al-Amanah (fiduciary trust). TDF operates under a rigorous two-tier governance model ensuring full statutory compliance with Galmudug State non-profit laws, UN cluster harmonization, and international anti-corruption frameworks.
TDF Institutional Organogram
A clear separation between policy oversight, financial stewardship, program execution, and community grass-roots monitoring.
* The Community Oversight Committees (COCs) maintain an independent reporting channel directly to the Board of Directors.
Board of Directors & Executive Management
Led by seasoned development specialists, legal advisors, and community leaders dedicated to transparent Horn of Africa development.
Non-Executive Board
Dr. Abdulkadir Warsame
Senior public policy advisor with 20+ years of institutional governance across East Africa. Overviews institutional adherence, long-term strategic investments, and government liaison.
Executive Secretariat
Faduma Ali Hussein
Former humanitarian coordinator with deep field experience across Central Somalia. Oversees daily field operations, partner agreements, and multi-sector program execution.
Executive Secretariat
Mohamed Dahir Nur
Specialist in quantitative monitoring, educational data frameworks, and drought resilience tracking. Directs TDF-TIMS internal validation and UN cluster reporting.
Compliance & Audit
Amina Sheikh Hassan
Certified accountant and child safeguarding trainer. Spearheads zero-tolerance anti-fraud protocols, competitive bidding audits, and anonymous reporting intake.
Three-Tiered Fiduciary Architecture
Engineered to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure zero clan or political interference in humanitarian delivery.
Board of Directors
The Board functions as the supreme constitutional trustee. Members serve in voluntary, non-executive capacities to evaluate institutional health and appoint executive managers without interference.
- Direct approval of multi-year capital budgets.
- Commissioning independent annual external audits.
- Ratifying organizational safeguarding policies.
Executive Management (HQ)
Operating from Dhuusamareeb and Cadaado, the executive team runs field projects, community procurement, emergency relief, and digital verification systems.
- Dual-signatory banking & transparent vendor bids.
- Administration of student attendance via TDF-TIMS.
- Emergency response protocols aligned with UN OCHA.
Community Committees (COCs)
Elected at every beneficiary site with a mandatory 50% women quota, guaranteeing direct project ownership and preventing diversion of relief supplies.
- Daily verification of teacher attendance & supplies.
- Joint signing of delivery vouchers on borehole work.
- Direct confidential whistleblower line to Board.
The TDF MEAL Operating System
How every donor contribution is audited, geo-verified, and measured for genuine long-term community transformation.
Monitoring
GPS-stamped daily classroom logs, digital biometric attendance rosters, and biometric stipend disbursements for teachers and engineers.
Evaluation
Baseline, mid-line, and external end-line surveys measuring literacy gains, clean water availability, and household resilience indices.
Accountability
Bilingual complaint boxes, direct SMS/WhatsApp beneficiary hotlines, and public project expenditure notice boards in every village.
Learning
Biannual program adjustment reviews feeding lessons learned directly back into future strategic programming and policy revisions.
TDF Institutional Management System (TDF-TIMS)
Field operations, student registries, emergency food voucher disbursements, and staff stipends are tracked in real-time through our central cloud architecture at tdf-tims.tayotdf.org. Authorized donor compliance officers can request guest audit access.
Statutory Documents & Financial Audits
Immediate access to certified compliance records, annual audited financial statements, and institutional policies.
Latest External Financial Audit
Independent certified audit covering multi-donor balances and capital asset registries.
Request Auditor Copy (PDF) →Safeguarding & PSEAH Policy
Zero-tolerance framework aligned with UNICEF and Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC).
Download Full Policy →Galmudug NGO Registration
Official certificate issued by the Ministry of Interior, Federal Affairs & Reconciliation.
View Registration Copy →Anti-Fraud & Conflict of Interest
Comprehensive procedures for competitive biddings, disclosures, and sanctions.
Review Compliance Charter →2026–2030 Strategic Horizon
Strategic growth plan detailing 6 school constructions, water stations, and target milestones.
Read Strategy Document →Whistleblower & Feedback Portal
256-bit encrypted intake system for confidential beneficiary and stakeholder feedback.
Submit Confidential Notice →Initiate a Fiduciary Verification or Partnership
Our team provides institutional donors, UN clusters, and bilateral development agencies with verified financial ledgers, project coordinates, and tailored project proposals.