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Our institutional partners

The AIGDD is expanding its partnerships with institutional, technical, scientific and operational stakeholders whose remits and capabilities can contribute to the quality of development interventions.

The AIGDD is expanding its cooperation with institutional, technical, scientific and operational stakeholders whose remits and capabilities can contribute to the quality of development interventions. These partnerships are organised on the basis of shared priorities, the responsibilities of each party and the desired outcomes.

Our institutional partners

States and governments

Cooperation in the areas of national and sectoral planning, the steering of public policies, institutional coordination and the monitoring of development priorities.

Ministries, government departments and public bodies

Support for governance, management, performance, monitoring and evaluation, and institutional transformation systems.

Local authorities

Partnerships relating to local planning, investment planning, the monitoring of regional projects and local governance.

International organisations and technical and financial partners

Collaboration in the areas of programme design and management, portfolio management, monitoring the performance of funding, evaluations and the harmonisation of methodologies.

Universities, research centres and networks of expertise

Collaborations in the fields of applied research, methodological innovation, comparative studies, the involvement of experts and knowledge generation.

Large companies and foundations

Partnerships focusing on sustainable development programmes, social investment, performance, evaluation and the measurement of the impact of initiatives undertaken.

Civil society organisations

Partnerships aimed at strengthening governance, programme design, monitoring of results, accountability and the professionalisation of practices.

This diversity of partners enables the AIGDD to bring together, as required, institutional capacities, specialist expertise, resources, research and operational skills to work towards shared development objectives.