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Sustainably growing Africa’s food systems AGRA is a proudly African-led institution focused on scaling agricultural innovations that help smallholder farmers towards increased incomes, better livelihoods, and improved food security. We understand that African farmers need uniquely African solutions to the environmental and agricultural challenges they face, enabling them to sustainably boost production and gain access to rapidly growing agricultural markets. In short, AGRA’s mission is to transform the lives of smallholder farmers from that of a solitary struggle for survival to a business that thrives.

Since 2006, we have worked with our partners, governments, non-governmental organizations, private sector businesses, and more; to deliver a set of proven solutions to smallholder farmers and indigenous African agricultural enterprises. We put smallholder farmers first on the agenda, recognizing that no country has moved from low income to middle income without agricultural transformation.

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is a treaty-based international, inter-governmental organization dedicated to supporting and promoting strong, inclusive and sustainable economic growth in developing countries and emerging economies.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) is the world’s largest humanitarian network. Our secretariat supports local Red Cross and Red Crescent action in more than 191 countries, bringing together more than 16 million volunteers for the good of humanity.

Our vision: A fair world for everyone

Our purpose is to create lasting change through volunteering. At VSO we do development differently. We harness the skills and expertise of volunteers to deliver long lasting change.

We put people first and empower them to be in the driving seat of their own development. Our volunteers work in collaboration with marginalized communities in every aspect of project design, delivery and evaluation, enabling the world's poorest communities to take charge of their own change.

In today’s volatile and complex business environment, our mission is to work with organisations and leaders to maximise potential, anticipate future imperatives and remain agile and adaptable to change.

Inspired Development Solutions is a leading-edge Organisational Development Consultancy that focuses on enabling businesses to enhance their effectiveness and drive success in a volatile, constantly changing business environment. We work collaboratively with our clients to create bespoke solutions which inspire greatness in individuals, teams, and organisations.

The business was established by our Managing Director Dr. Lynda Folan in 2012 and has clients across Australia, Asia, Africa and Europe. The organisation is highly regarded for its expertise in:

Leadership Development Organisational Development Cultural Transformation – building engaging workplace cultures that are psychologically safe. Building Resilience – working with individual’s, teams and organisations to ensure they have the capacity to flourish irrelevant of the pressure.

Since 1973, Trócaire has been challenging injustice and providing support to people living with its effects.

From civil wars in Central America to the campaign to end apartheid in South Africa, Trócaire has been vocal in speaking-up on behalf of the oppressed and marginalised.

This timeline highlights some of the key moments in the organisation’s history.

EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES THROUGH INNOVATIVE MULTIMEDIA SOLUTIONS

At Omni Ethiopia, we empower civil society by crafting impactful multimedia experiences that resonate. Our expert team brings your vision to life with compelling visuals and innovative solutions, tailored to elevate your mission and drive meaningful change. Join us in making a lasting impact today.

CDRC is an international, non-profit, and independent Ethiopia-based think tank that promotes socio-economic development, democracy and good governance, and peace and security in the Horn of Africa, the African Continent, and beyond through dialogue and the pursuit of knowledge and rigorous research and analysis of critical issues.

Mercy Corps is a global team of humanitarians working together on the front lines of today’s biggest crises to create a future of possibility, where everyone can prosper.

Our mission: to alleviate suffering, poverty, and oppression by helping people build secure, productive, and just communities. In more than 40+ countries around the world, over 5,600+ team members work side by side with people living through poverty, disaster, violent conflict, and the acute impacts of climate change. We’re committed to creating global change through local impact — 84% of our team members are from the countries where they work.

We bring a comprehensive approach to every challenge, addressing problems from multiple angles. And we go beyond emergency aid, partnering with local governments, forward-thinking corporations, social entrepreneurs, and people living in fragile communities to develop bold solutions that make lasting change possible.

We invite you to watch the short video below, learn more about our work, and join us on our journey to change the world for good.

We typically hear about two sectors, the public and the private. The private sector—business—is good at developing products and services, while the public sector—government—is good at delivering solutions to all the people who need them.

In many cases, the private and public sectors, acting either separately or together, meet people’s needs. But there are gaps, spaces where some people don’t get what they need to live healthy, productive lives.

Here’s an example: A generation ago, the market for vaccines worked well in wealthy countries—if you wanted to be immunized against a whole range of diseases, you could—but the system did not work for other parts of the world. Certain vaccines just weren’t available for most people. The private sector didn’t sell them in low-income countries because it wasn’t clear there would be buyers. Governments tried to step in, but they weren’t in a position to bring all the pieces—the funding, the partnerships, the logistics—together to make it work. Tragically, millions of children were dying of preventable diseases each year.

This is the kind of problem that philanthropies can help solve, and it’s how we define our foundation’s role.