Our Partners – Community Development & Humanitarian Network

Our Donors, Networks, and Collaborators

CoDHNet recognizes the power of collaboration in delivering meaningful and sustainable impact in the communities we serve. We work closely with a wide range of partners, donors, networks, and collaborators, each of whom shares our commitment to addressing humanitarian needs and promoting sustainable development. Together, we can leverage resources, knowledge, and expertise to enhance the effectiveness of our programs.

CoDHNet collaborates with numerous international and local organizations, NGOs, government bodies, and community-based groups to design and implement programs that meet the evolving needs of vulnerable populations.

Local Partners: Community-based organizations and grassroots groups play a central role in the success of our programs, ensuring they are tailored to local contexts and effectively reach those in need.
International Partners: We collaborate with international NGOs and agencies to scale our impact, share best practices, and build a stronger network for delivering aid.

CoDHNet is grateful to our donors who support our initiatives through funding, expertise, and resources. Their contributions enable us to respond to urgent humanitarian needs, implement long-term development programs, and build resilient communities.

International Donors: Key international donors help fund a variety of programs, from emergency response to community development and peacebuilding efforts.
Government Agencies and Foundations: We work closely with governments and international foundations that provide funding and technical support for our projects.

Some of our key donors include:

The European Union (EU)
United Nations (UN) Agencies (e.g., UNHCR, UNICEF, WFP)
USAID
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

CoDHNet is a proud member of several global and regional networks that allow us to stay connected with like-minded organizations, share insights, and strengthen our programs through collective efforts.

Tadamon Platform
CoregroupDC
Global Nutrition Cluster (GNC)
Peace Direct

These networks provide us with opportunities to collaborate on humanitarian response, resilience building, nutrition, and peacebuilding efforts, ensuring that we are at the forefront of best practices and innovative solutions.

Collaboration with other organizations and institutions is essential for achieving lasting change. CoDHNet works with academic institutions, research bodies, and private sector organizations to enhance the impact of our programs and ensure that our work is evidence-based and aligned with the latest research and innovations.

Academic Institutions: Collaborations with universities and research centers help us conduct studies and evaluations that inform our programs and advocacy efforts.
Private Sector: CoDHNet also partners with private companies in areas like technology, logistics, and supply chains to enhance program delivery, reduce costs, and increase efficiency.