Over the time SEED has attained a reasonable degree of institutional strength. Most of the programs of SEED are being operated following specific guideline in order to make the performance systematic and effective. It also has a small but skilled workforce who is committed to their responsibilities.

• Facilitate to ensure people’s participation in the planning and controlling of their own development.
• Assist to enhance institutional development of local level organizations to sustain the development process.
• Support to establish self-reliance through ensuring proper utilization of local resources.
• Promote and emphasize local and national voluntarism and encourage developing strong, participatory leadership.
• Assist to establish networking of those people working with the same goals and philosophy.
• Provide technical support for institutional building, capacity building, and sustainable development.
• Offer financial support for different development activities.

• Activity records like reports, registers, and photographs.
• Focus group discussions with staff and the target group (PRA).
• Face-to-face interviews with the target group.
• Participatory evaluation using different tools.