A portfolio of some of our highest performing programmes funded by institutional donors
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Accelerating Localisation Through Partnerships aims to foster the power of strong partnerships between national and local NGOs and INGOs.
The Adapta Nicaragua project protects the livelihoods of small- and medium-sized cocoa and honey producers, building their resilience to climate change through access to high quality climatic information.
Reducing child and maternal mortality and combatting diseases by providing better health services, information and access to family planning.
Building the resilience of vulnerable communities to climate extremes and disasters in high risk locations.
BRACT, part of the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund, helps communities prepare and adapt to shocks, and stand up for their rights.
Towards inclusive development for refugees, internally displaced people (IDPs) and host communities affected by the regional displacement crisis.
The Breaking the Barriers programme aims to increase rural women's jobs and income in the sustainable energy sector.
The Comprehensive Assistance, Support and Empowerment of Orphans and Vulnerable Children (CASE-OVC) programme is a five year, USAID-funded programme.
Informing and connecting citizens to act together to make the global finance system work better for everybody.
The Collective Action for Adolescent Girls Initiative aims to improve opportunities for adolescent girls in Nigeria so they can live productive lives.
We recognise that returning to school can provide the only flicker of normality for many children in countries engulfed in crises.
The Disasters and Emergencies Preparedness Programme (DEPP) works to develop effective humanitarian response, funded by UK aid.
Enchancing earthquake and emergency preparedness and reinforcing de-centralised response capacities in Dhaka's south region
Responding to urgent needs by providing food, shelter, clean water, and security and protection from gender-based violence.
Efforts underway to enable communities in South Omo, Ethiopia to recover from the impacts of recurrent droughts
Building and strengthening community resilience in affected areas of Kenya, Ethiopia and South Sudan.
The Ellis-Hadwin Legacy is a £2.9 million fund set up to deliver a three-year health programme in Burundi, Sierra Leone and South Sudan.
The goal of Enhancing the Interaction between Citizens and the State in Sierra Leone (ENCISS) was to improve accountability and to strengthen citizens' voice, participation in decision making and access to information.