MUSCAT – The certification follows a rigorous review and auditing process of the association’s systems, along with specialised training programs to enhance staff capabilities in applying global principles of social responsibility.
The accreditation serves as international recognition of the association’s adherence to humanitarian values, transparency, and its active contribution to sustainable development through charitable and social programmes that address the needs of diverse community segments.
The qualification process involved a detailed review of operational procedures to ensure alignment with the ISO 26000 framework, which focuses on key pillars such as non-profit governance, human rights and equality, fair labour practices, and community engagement and development.
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In recent years, Dar Al-Atta’a Association has trained its employees to implement ISO standards within daily operations, ensuring social responsibility is embedded in institutional planning and execution.





