Seefar
Seefar is a social enterprise that helps governments respond to irregular migration, poverty, human trafficking and more.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Seefar describes itself as a social enterprise that helps governments respond to irregular migration, poverty, human trafficking and more. It states that for 10 years it has been delivering services intended to give people the ability to change their lives and improve their communities, and that it works on migration, education and livelihoods. Its stated mission is to transform the lives of vulnerable people through programmes rooted in tech, psychology and behaviour change, supporting governments and other donors in finding solutions to irregular migration, poverty, human trafficking, violent extremism and more.
History
Seefar states that when it was founded, its aim was to create lasting positive change, and that it chose to blend a private sector results-driven approach with its dedication to helping vulnerable people. It describes itself as an expert in individual agency, recognising that by changing the lives of small population segments it can have an outsize impact on large scale problems. It states that it delivers programmes and services in over 60 countries, with work ranging from providing psychosocial support to returnees in Afghanistan to reducing irregular migration through the Sahel, and that over the years it has become adept at creating platforms that deliver services remotely. Its team is described as including people from and within target communities.
Products and positioning
A social enterprise blending a private sector results-driven approach with dedication to helping vulnerable people.
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