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AOCP will
add value to partner NGO in a number of ways, not just in terms of financial
support, but will enable them -
To accomplish shared goals;
To learn from the process of
partnering;
To reach actors you might not
otherwise reach;
To access funding for development
work that may otherwise remain unused.
AOCP
partners NGOs in developing their organizational effectiveness as under:
Become truly accountable by having a strong
system of internal organizational governance, leading to assuring its clients
or beneficiaries that it exists to further their interests, and assuring its
members, staff and funding agencies that its resources are being put to the
best possible use.
Develop a clear focus towards its programme,
channel and dissipate its energies and resources to achieve significant
impact.
Gain the trust of its beneficiaries,
staff, funding agencies and the general public by having establish systems to
guarantee that financial resources are managed responsibly and efficiently.
Have well managed and highly
motivated team capable of using creativity to address development issues to
support communities and individuals who most need justice and redress.
Manage efficiently and effectively
the delivery
of programmes from planning through implementation to the review stage, to
achieve the intended positive impact using different strategies, including
advocacy, capacity building, physical projects, research and information,
networking, and others.
Have an efficient, effective and
high impact organization with reliable administrative systems that are
largely invisible.
Network effectively while building a
public profile
having strong reputation for delivering high quality, high impact sustainable
programmes while advancing the interests of beneficiaries.
Enable raise CSR funds
from Corporate Companies while concentrating on implementing high impact
programs without worries of providing mandatory compliances.
Use good practices for capacity building
in the areas of Governance & Legal Structures, Program Management,
Technical Capacity, Project Management, Monitoring & Evaluation
(M&E), Financial Management, Human Resources, Information Technology
(IT), Resource Mobilization, Networking, Communications and Community
Ownership & Accountability.
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