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The Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development (ISFD) is a special fund at the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Group. The Fund is dedicated to promoting socio-economic development and reducing poverty in the member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. With a clear mission to lead innovative poverty reduction programs, ISFD focuses on developing partnerships that address the most pressing development challenges in IsDB member countries.
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ISFD is committed to addressing socio-economic challenges and improving the lives of people in our member countries. We target interventions with proven impact to eradicate poverty. We empower women and youth to drive economic growth, invest in human development to unlock individual potential, and support building resilient communities through access to education, healthcare, and clean energy.
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ISFD collaborates with member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) who contribute significantly to our capital. Through this strong sense of solidarity, we work together to fulfil the ISFD’s mission of alleviating poverty by empowering communities and promoting sustainable socio-economic development across the OIC least developed member countries.
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State of Libya

Country Overview

State of Libya joined the IsDB on August 24, 1974, as a founding member. Libya has a population of 6.5 million and a country land area of 1.8 million sq km. In 2017, GDP per capita was estimated at US$6,700, placing it among the group of upper middle-income countries.

Current Projects

The Islamic Solidarity Fund for Development (ISFD) has stepped up to provide emergency response assistance to the affected population, ensuring they received vital aid in the wake of the devastating floods. The ISFD's commitment extends beyond immediate relief efforts. Through the Tadamon CSOs Accelerator-SPARK (COVID-19 Response) program, the ISFD empowers Libyan civil society organizations to play a crucial role in responding to the pandemic and building long-term resilience.

950,000 Total ISFD Contributions

Health

450,000

Tadamon CSOs Accelerator-SPARK (COVID-19 Response)

Health

500,000

Emergency Response to Affected Population by the Floods