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THE FOUNDATION FOR POST CONFLICT DEVELOPMENT
NEW YORK, NY · EIN 202737116 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE Q30 · International Affairs · Micro (<$100K) · postconflictdev.org
revenue
$87K
expenses
$85K
net assets
$2K
employees
0
program ratio
57%
mission · from form 990

To fulfill the Millennium Development Goals, eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, achieve universal primary education, promote gender equality and empower women, reduce child mortality, improve maternal health, combat HIVAIDS, malaria and other infectious diseases, ensure environmental sustainability, develop global partnership for development and fulfull aims of the United Nations Charter in the context of post conflict situation.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Foundation for Post Conflict Development (FPCD) is a U.S.-based nonprofit focused on advocacy, education, and project delivery in post-conflict and fragile states. It works through partnerships with international leaders, the United Nations, and local stakeholders to promote community-led development. The organization emphasizes youth leadership, gender equality, and sustainable development aligned with UN goals.

named programs · 5 · from sources

What they call their work

Institute for Post Conflict Development
Project-led initiative focused on reforming international legal frameworks and supporting sustainable development in fragile states, led by young professionals and interns.
Prince Albert Leadership Award
Global youth leadership initiative that recognizes and empowers young leaders in post-conflict development and peacebuilding.
Prince Rainier III Maternity Clinic
Landmark maternal health facility in Samé Municipality, Timor-Leste, delivering over 60 newborns per month and ensuring maternal health through local partnerships.
The Peace Cookbook
Global culinary initiative highlighting the role of food in peacebuilding, edited by Elizabeth DiLuzio and led in partnership with culinary envoy Wheeler del Torro.
Training of Midwives
Program to build local health capacity in fragile countries by training midwives, currently active in collaboration with partner nations.
activities · 9 groups

What they do

  • Maternal Health Fistula Prevention and Treatment 1 activity
    • Construction and operation of maternity clinics in post-conflict regions
      Designed, constructed, and supported the operation of maternity clinics in Timor-Leste and Haiti, including the Prince Rainier III Maternity Clinic in Samé (inaugurated 2008), the Princess Grace Maternity Clinic in Oecusse (completed 2012), and a maternity clinic in Saint Louis de Sud, Haiti (inaugurated 2016). The Prince Rainier III Maternity Clinic delivers care for over 60 newborns per month and reached 1,000 deliveries within just over a year of operation.
  • Indigenous-Led Ecosystem Stewardship 1 activity
    • Environmental sustainability projects in Timor-Leste
      Implements reforestation and environmental infrastructure projects in Timor-Leste, including the Reforestation and Family Income Project in Ermera (covering over 66 hectares) and the construction of water sanitation systems. Also constructing the Sandalwood Park and Environmental Center in Lifau, Oecussi, with support from the Prince Albert II Foundation.
  • Cultural Exchange and Community Integration Events 1 activity
    • Facilitation of cross-cultural dialogue through food-based events
      Hosts themed gatherings centered on food from post-conflict countries to promote cross-cultural dialogue and understanding. Also provides a structured framework based on _The Peace Cookbook_ for other organizations to replicate similar fundraising and awareness-raising events.
  • Flexible Grants to Grassroots Organizations 1 activity
    • Funding implementation of clean water and essential needs projects
      Awarded funding to The Green Hub Project to provide clean water and essential needs to over 20,000 people in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
  • Recognition and Awards Programs 1 activity
    • Leadership award program recognizing young peacebuilders and global leaders
      Establishes and administers the Prince Albert II of Monaco Leadership in Post Conflict Development Award, launched in 2019, to recognize diplomatic excellence and emerging leadership in peacebuilding and sustainable development among young global leaders.
  • Documentary Film Production 1 activity
    • Online educational platform on post-conflict development
      Operates an online platform offering 2-minute video tutorials on post-conflict development topics for students, peace advocates, and development professionals, with transcribed content disseminated via social media to broaden reach.
  • Professional Certification and Continuing Education 1 activity
    • Professional training and education for organizations in fragile states
      Provides professional training and advanced education to institutions and organizations operating in or interested in fragile and conflict-affected states, enhancing their capacity to deliver development and peacebuilding programs.
  • Youth Soccer Development Programs 1 activity
    • Support for Haitian youth through football, education, and leadership development
      Provides competitive education and professional soccer training to high-performing Haitian youth selected via a rigorous process, preparing them for professional recruitment or athletic scholarships abroad. Includes character development initiatives focused on leadership, civic responsibility, gender equality, social inclusion, and community service.
  • Uncategorized 5 activities
    • Advocacy and awareness raising through UN engagement
      Maintains formal association with the United Nations Department of Global Communications since 2009, submitting annual reports and sending accredited delegations to UN Headquarters. Raises awareness on issues such as the Timorese Resistance Archive and Museum and facilitates youth participation in UN Civil Society Conferences.
    • Capacity building for midwives from conflict-affected countries
      Launched the Midwife Capacity Building Project in 2018, bringing midwife candidates from Côte d'Ivoire to Monaco for advanced training in partnership with Fight Aids Monaco and the Monaco Red Cross.
    • Development of youth centers in post-conflict countries
      Built and inaugurated youth centers in Timor-Leste—including the Becora Youth Center and Viqueque Youth Center—by 2010, which were later used as models for training hundreds of youth in vocational and leadership skills. These centers were funded by the United Nations Staff 1% for Development Fund and supported by local and international partners.
    • Establishment of international branches to expand post-conflict development work
      Operates international branches including the Post Conflict Development Association in Monaco under the High Patronage of HSH Prince Albert II, and established a branch in Norway in 2025 following over two decades of operational experience.
    • International field research and science training in post-conflict areas
      Supported science training and exploration through field research in Timor-Leste beginning in 2009, involving students from multiple international institutions to advance knowledge and capacity in post-conflict development contexts.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$87K
Contributions & grants$87K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$85K
Program expenses57%
Admin / overhead43%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$49K
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$2K
Cash$2K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$2K
Liquid reserves0.2 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +205.6%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

board members · 4
  • AMANDA NESHEIWAT — DIRECTOR
  • CLAUDIA ABATE — EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
  • HABIB MAYAR — DIRECTOR
  • MURIEL BUBBIO — DIRECTOR
relationships · 42

Who they work with

  • AMREF Partner — Collaborated with FPCD on midwife training programs in Monaco.
  • AMREF Partner — Named as a current or past partner organization in FPCD's partnership network.
  • American Arbitration Association Partner — Designated provider for arbitration under the organization's dispute resolution process
  • Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace Partner — Partnered with FPCD on the Midwife Capacity Building Project in Monaco.
  • Commission d’Insertion des Diplomes, Monaco Partner — Local partner working with FPCD to identify youth for the inaugural Leadership Award.
  • Doha Bank Partner — Named among partners, indicating a collaborative relationship with FPCD.
  • Fondation Sancta Devota Partner — Partnered with FPCD on health and midwifery initiatives in Monaco and Haiti.
  • Fundação Xanana Gusmão Partner — Supported the construction of the Becora Youth Center in Timor-Leste.
  • Government of Monaco Partner — Has a partnership with the Government of Monaco and operates a branch there serving Europe and Africa.
  • Government of Monaco Partner — Partnered with FPCD to support peacebuilding and development initiatives, including inspiring the Monaco Red Cross to fund a maternity clinic in Timor-Leste.
  • Government of Timor-Leste Partner — Formed critical and long-lasting partnerships with the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, host country of the g7+.
  • Government of Timor-Leste Ministry of Health Government — Collaborated with FPCD on the establishment of maternity clinics in Timor-Leste.
  • Government of Timor-Leste Ministry of Health Partner — Collaborated with FPCD on the successful implementation of the Prince Rainier III Maternity Clinic.
  • His Excellency Christian Wenaweser Partner — Member of FPCD’s International Advisory Board; co-hosted diplomatic luncheon with FPCD in summer 2024.
  • HowGlobal Partner — Partnership to support water security and community development initiatives in multiple countries.
  • International Olympic Committee Partner — Named as a current or past partner organization in FPCD's partnership network.
  • Lucy Lönnqvist Partner — Project Lead for the Institute for Post Conflict Development, leading initiative implementation.
  • Monaco Peace and Sports Organization Partner — Provided supplies for the construction of the Becora Youth Center in Timor-Leste.
  • Monaco Red Cross Partner — Collaborated with the Monaco Red Cross to establish the Prince Rainier III Maternity Clinic in Timor-Leste.
  • Monaco Red Cross Partner — Partnered with FPCD on maternity clinics and midwife training initiatives in Timor-Leste and Haiti.
  • Monaco Red Cross Partner — Supported the construction of the Prince Rainier III Maternity Clinic in Samé, Timor-Leste at the inspiration of FPCD.
  • Peace and Sport Partner — Named as a current or past partner organization in FPCD's partnership network.
  • Post Conflict Development Association of Monaco Partner — Branch organization in Monaco operating under the High Patronage of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco.
  • President José Ramos-Horta Partner — Collaborates with FPCD on healthcare assessments in Timor-Leste; visited maternity clinic with FPCD executive director in 2024.
  • Prince Albert II Foundation Funder — Supports the Sandalwood Park and Environmental Center project in Oecussi, Timor-Leste.
  • Prince Albert II of Monaco Partner — Partner in healthcare initiatives in Timor-Leste; attended inauguration of maternity clinic and youth center in 2008.
  • Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation Partner — Collaborates with the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation on post-conflict development initiatives.
  • Right to Dream Partner — Model for The L’Ouverture Academy Sports School Project; co-founder Ryan French is a former Right to Dream Director.
  • Secretary of State for Equality and Inclusion of Timor-Leste Partner — Local partner working with FPCD to identify youth for the inaugural Leadership Award.
  • St. Luke Foundation for Haiti Partner — Collaborated with FPCD on the Women’s Health and Training Center in Haiti.
+ 12 more
strategies · 5

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Country-Owned, Country-Led Development
    methodology: country_led_development
    By prioritizing country-owned and country-led development, the foundation ensures that post-conflict recovery efforts are sustainable and contextually appropriate because local leadership produces greater ownership, legitimacy, and long-term success.
  • First, Do No Harm Principle
    methodology: first_do_no_harm
    By applying the "First, Do No Harm" principle, the foundation ensures that its interventions do not inadvertently exacerbate tensions or create new conflicts because external aid can destabilize fragile contexts if not carefully designed and monitored.
  • Top-Down, Bottom-Up Consultation Model
    methodology: top_down_bottom_up_consultation
    By integrating input from both national leadership and local communities, the foundation designs more effective and inclusive interventions because policies informed by multiple levels of society are more likely to be both strategic and grounded in local reality.
  • Women-Centered Peacebuilding
    methodology: women-centered peacebuilding
    By empowering women as primary custodians of peace, the foundation enhances community recovery and social cohesion in post-conflict settings because women play a central role in stabilizing families and rebuilding trust at the community level.
  • Youth Engagement Through Sport and Constructive Programming
    methodology: sport-for-development
    By using sport and youth centers as platforms for engagement, the foundation provides alternatives to gang recruitment and violence because structured, positive activities offer Haitian youth pathways to education, identity, and economic opportunity in post-conflict recovery.