Partnerships
We believe that the most effective way to support communities to demand integrity is by partnering with organisations that work closely with those communities, as well as with the institutions or individuals that serve them.
By working in partnerships we can achieve more than any organisation working alone.
We believe that the most effective way to support communities to demand integrity is by partnering with organisations that work closely with those communities, as well as with the institutions or individuals that serve them.
We know that by working in partnerships we can achieve more than any organisation working alone. Because of this, Integrity Action always implements programmes in partnership with other organisations and institutions. Strong partnerships are central to our strategy, approach and to how we work. Read more about exploring a partnership with us.
What role do we play as a partner? At Integrity Action, we believe in sticking to what we are good at! That means we contribute things like our methodologies, our technology tools and expertise, and our ability to find patterns in data and build capacity on this. One thing we don’t do is implement monitoring directly in communities, because there are so many brilliant organisations in so many parts of the world which understand their communities intimately.
Interested in becoming a partner?
Read more about partnering with us here.
Our partnerships
Nepal
Campaign for Human Rights and Social Transformation (CAHURAST)
Tanzania
Raleigh International
Armenia
Armavir Development Center (ADC)
DR Congo
Cercle d’Échange pour le Développement des Jeunes (CEDEJ)
INTRAC
Kenya
Kesho Kenya
Kenya
Kwale Youth and Governance Consortium (KYGC)
occupied Palestinian territory
Palestinian Centre for Peace and Democracy (PCPD)
Restless Development
Nepal
Youth Initiative
Aga Khan Foundation
Kenya
Yetu
Ghana
SEND Ghana
South Africa
Public Affairs Research Institute
South Africa