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Partnerships and collaborations
13 partners are named in the 2025 organizational profile — the agencies that funded the work, the institutions we deliver alongside, and the community structures without which none of it reaches the last mile.
United Nations agencies that have funded or technically supported our programmes.
UNDP
Relationship recorded in the profile
Supported early recovery, resilience-building, and market assessments.
UNDP is the United Nations' lead agency on development. It has funded three of the organization's engagements: the 2021 cash grant distribution to 1,320 women, the 2024 market assessment in Daware, and the Early Recovery and Resilience Project in Daware and Malkohi.
Projects delivered together
WFP
Relationship recorded in the profile
Provided funding for CMAM and IYCF nutrition interventions for pregnant and lactating women and children under two.
The World Food Programme is the world's largest humanitarian organization addressing hunger. It funded the organization's 2019 nutrition programme in Damboa and Geidam, reaching 500 pregnant and lactating women and 1,000 children under two.
UNFPA
Relationship recorded in the profile
Named in the profile in connection with Government of Japan funded vocational training programmes.
UNFPA is the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency. The profile references the Government of Japan funding vocational training programmes 'under the UNFPA and UNDP Early Recovery Project'.
Projects delivered together
The profile names this partner in its partnerships list without attributing a specific project to the relationship.
Donor governments financing our work through multilateral channels.
Japan
Relationship recorded in the profile
Funded vocational training programmes under the UNFPA and UNDP Early Recovery Project.
The Government of Japan is the funding source behind the UNDP Early Recovery Project, through which the organization delivered community resilience-building in Daware and Malkohi and the training of trainers programme at Malkohi.
Federal and Adamawa State institutions we deliver alongside and report to.
ADSEMA
Relationship recorded in the profile
Partnered in emergency response and recovery initiatives.
ADSEMA is the Adamawa State agency responsible for disaster preparedness and emergency response. It organized the August 2024 training of trainers at Malkohi in collaboration with the organization.
Projects delivered together
ADSUBEB
Relationship recorded in the profile
Collaborated in training School-Based Management Committees on the Safe School Declaration.
ADSUBEB oversees basic education delivery across Adamawa State. It partnered on the 2023 training of 120 School-Based Management Committee members in Hong LGA.
Projects delivered together
Relationship recorded in the profile
Worked together on maternal and child health, education, and nutrition programs.
Federal and state ministries provide the policy framework, technical standards, and facility access within which the organization's health, nutrition, and education programming operates.
Projects delivered together
The profile names this partner in its partnerships list without attributing a specific project to the relationship.
RUWASA
Relationship recorded in the profile
Collaborated on the 2019 health outreach in Koma, Jada LGA.
RUWASA is the state agency responsible for rural water supply and sanitation. It collaborated on the Koma health outreach, which combined cancer and infectious disease sensitization with WASH and hygiene kit distribution.
Projects delivered together
Relationship recorded in the profile
Collaborated on the establishment of the learning centre at Dougire, Yola North LGA.
ADSAMA partnered with the organization on the 2021 establishment of a learning centre in Dougire and the donation of learning materials.
Projects delivered together
Philanthropic foundations co-financing community infrastructure and services.
Relationship recorded in the profile
Collaborated on community development projects such as borehole drilling for improved water access.
The Baitul Hikma Wal Ulum Foundation co-funded the 2020 borehole drilled for the Tasha Sani community in Yola South LGA.
Projects delivered together
The traditional authorities, civil society organizations, and volunteers without whom nothing reaches the last mile.
Relationship recorded in the profile
Engaged in program planning and implementation to ensure sustainability and local ownership.
Traditional authority is the gatekeeper to community participation in Nigeria's North East. Community leaders and traditional rulers are engaged from programme design onward rather than at the point of delivery.
Projects delivered together
The profile names this partner in its partnerships list without attributing a specific project to the relationship.
CSOs
Relationship recorded in the profile
Worked together to advocate for gender equality, women's empowerment, and access to essential services.
Local civil society partners extend the organization's advocacy reach and provide the coalition base for policy engagement at state level.
Projects delivered together
The profile names this partner in its partnerships list without attributing a specific project to the relationship.
Relationship recorded in the profile
Actively participated in project execution, awareness campaigns, and training sessions.
Beneficiary groups and volunteers are treated as implementing partners rather than recipients, contributing directly to project execution, awareness campaigns, and training delivery.
Projects delivered together
The profile names this partner in its partnerships list without attributing a specific project to the relationship.
Three things decide whether a partnership can start: whether the organization is registered to receive and account for the money, whether it has delivered comparable work before, and whether it can actually reach the communities the programme is for. Here is where we stand on each.
The organization holds four statutory registrations, each backed by a certificate annexed to the 2025 organizational profile. The SCUML registration is the one most institutional donors screen for before a first disbursement, and it is in place.
5 of the 9 engagements in the documented record were funded by a United Nations agency, delivered with UNDP and WFP. The Government of Japan financed the 2024 early recovery work through the UNDP Early Recovery Project.
Traditional authority is the gatekeeper to community participation in Nigeria's North East. The profile records community leaders and traditional rulers as engaged from programme planning onward rather than at the point of delivery — which is what makes a delivery window in a hill community or a conflict-affected settlement possible at all.
Write to the registered office in Jimeta, Yola North, or use the enquiry form. Tell us the states you need covered, the population you need reached, and the reporting standard you work to — those three things determine whether we are the right implementing partner, and we would rather establish that early than late.
Organizational Profile 2025
Available to download now — 18 pages, PDF, 10.5 MB.
Annual Financial Reports
Available on request from the organization.
Capacity Statement and Compliance Pack
Available on request from the organization.
Whether you are scoping an implementing partner for a funded programme or exploring a co-financed community project, the first step is the same conversation.