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Energy and state-asset protection
Asset integrity, corrosion management and engineering inspection, to extend operating life and cut avoidable losses.
Independent Iraqi research organisation · Registration No. 1SB2303021
Asfar produces strategic studies and analysis that support decision-making and strengthen national and regional dialogue. It applies the AIM methodology to carry every issue from diagnosis, through knowledge analysis and a decision matrix, into initiative design, institutional implementation and measured impact.
The thesis
Our remit
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Asset integrity, corrosion management and engineering inspection, to extend operating life and cut avoidable losses.
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Environmental compliance, climate, carbon, water and waste, held inside an auditable framework.
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Horizon scanning, scenario planning and early warning, to read risks and openings before they arrive.
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Public policy analysis, regulatory frameworks and the institutional models that carry a decision.
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The risks bearing on national resources, facilities and the continuity of vital services.
AIM — Asfar Impact Methodology
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Detecting the early signals of a problem before it hardens into a crisis, and framing what is actually at stake.
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Mapping the links between an issue’s causes and its effects, so a remedy does not simply move the damage elsewhere.
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Testing the available options against several plausible futures rather than a single forecast.
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Tying every proposed action logically to the outcome it is meant to produce, with the assumptions made explicit.
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Running delivery against results rather than a list of activities, with a partner that holds the decision.
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Measuring the change that actually occurred, publishing it, and feeding what was learned back into the next file.
Impact register
A national initiative proposing a protection and periodic-monitoring regime for pipeline networks and storage tanks, turning diagnostic findings into a procedure that can be formally adopted.
Building a national capacity to inventory emissions and verify them against internationally recognised standards, ahead of carbon pricing mechanisms reaching Iraq’s exports.
A signed agreement carrying research output into accredited inspection and certification services delivered inside Iraq, rather than contracted abroad.
The applied arm
This is where a study reaches the ground: nine service pillars that turn environmental obligation into an auditable procedure, resting on ISO 14064, the GHG Protocol and the IFC Performance Standards.
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Partners
Partner in capacity building, specialised training and institutional development — supporting the delivery of initiatives and converting knowledge into working capability inside institutions.
Technical and strategic partner in engineering inspection, asset-integrity and corrosion management, and the engineering services tied to critical sectors.
Research & publications
Activities
Opened by the Chairman of the Board: “Protecting the value of state assets, raising their efficiency and reliability, reducing avoidable losses, and building a sustainable Iraqi capacity to manage them.”
Signed by Amir Al-Mousawi, Chairman of the Board of Asfar Foundation, and Adel Afifi, Regional Director of CIS.