Partnerships
The AIGDD builds its partnerships around a common goal: to bring together complementary capabilities in order to strengthen governance, the quality of interventions and development performance.
The AIGDD builds its partnerships around a common goal: to bring together complementary capabilities to strengthen governance, the quality of interventions and development performance. Each partnership is structured around a clearly identified need, shared objectives and an explicit division of responsibilities.
Our vision of cooperation
For the AIGDD, meaningful cooperation requires more than just a declaration of intent. It brings together institutions whose mandates, expertise, resources or capacity for action complement one another, with a focus on results that can be monitored and documented.
Our principles of cooperation
A shared goal
Each partnership addresses an identified need and has clearly defined objectives.
A genuine complementarity
Each party contributes a useful skill, expertise, resource, network or area of responsibility.
Clearly defined responsibilities
The roles, contributions, decision-making processes and coordination arrangements are set out at the outset.
Measurable results
The objectives, deliverables and intended outcomes are linked to appropriate monitoring measures.
Transparent management
Decisions, commitments, risks and resources are monitored in accordance with the rules agreed between the parties.
Shared learning
Lessons learnt from cooperation are capitalised upon in order to improve future practices and interventions.
This approach enables the organisation of institutional, technical, scientific, methodological or operational partnerships within a framework where each party’s contributions, responsibilities and intended outcomes remain clear.
LET’S BUILD A PARTNERSHIP TAILORED TO YOUR PRIORITIES
The AIGDD examines proposals for cooperation that are likely to strengthen institutions, improve programme performance and mobilise additional capacity to address clearly identified development challenges.