Counterpart offers tools, resources and trainings to support organizations in achieving their goals. This kind of capacity building isn’t prescribed, it’s not cookie cutter and it’s not designed to take years of effort. It’s about being honest, building trust, identifying priorities and committing to action.
We have become witness, over and over again, to citizens and organizations in some of poorest, most remote regions of the world, imagining a different future. Then, we help them accelerate their efforts to build that future.
Counterpart has also helped build the capacity of government agencies to be more accountable to citizens and to work in partnership to improve people’s lives. Only by taking a systems approach, working with civil society, government and the private sector, will development aims be met and sustained.
Counterpart’s USAID-funded Resilient Governance in Niger activity, also called Jagoranci, organized a peer-to-peer learning event that brought together 15 representatives from communes in Zinder, Tillabéri, …
Dr. Ann Hudock joined the mOppenheim’s Nonprofit Report with fellow guest panelists Thomas Tighe, president and CEO of Direct Relief, and Peter Greer, president and …
Rosalia Tereza Pereira is a 24-year-old employee of Associação de Deficientes de Timor-Leste (ADTL), an advocacy organization for persons with disabilities in Timor-Leste and the …
In Montecristi, near Mangroves of Estero Balsa National Park in the Dominican Republic, the Integrated Marine Ecosystems Management in Northern Hispaniola (IMEM) program worked with …
In the lead up to The 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27), Counterpart profiles Andreina Valdez, …
Throughout months of unrest amid El Salvador’s ongoing state of emergency, Counterpart and our partners remain steadfast in its mission to protect the rights of …