Partner with us

Why Partner with Nurture and Protect Initiative

NPI offers partners and donors a distinctive combination: the reach and trust of a genuinely local organization, the focus of a child protection specialist, and the systems and accountability of a professional one.

Strength

What it means for a partner

Local roots and acceptance

Access and trust in the communities we serve that outside actors cannot easily replicate — through language, culture and relationships with community and traditional leaders.

A child protection focus

A partner whose reason for existing is protecting children, with the coherence and expertise that focus brings.

Female-led and inclusive

Women leading governance and delivery in an organization serving women and girls — strengthening reach, credibility and access to female-headed households.

Community-generated evidence

Programmes grounded in community-level evidence, beginning with our Banki assessment, rather than assumptions.

Strong systems from the start

A full governance, safeguarding, financial and accountability framework that meets donor due-diligence when many local organizations cannot.

Honest and accountable

A partner precise about what it has done and what it is building towards, that accounts openly for its work and welcomes scrutiny.

Aligned to the localisation agenda

Exactly the kind of credible, community-rooted national partner that funders increasingly seek to support and empower.

 

How we can work together

We welcome partnership in a range of forms:

  • As a delivery partner or sub-grantee — delivering child protection, education, nutrition, WASH and community programming in the areas we serve.
  • As a local partner for organizations seeking community access and acceptance — bringing genuine local roots to a joint response.
  • As a direct recipient of funding — as our track record grows, delivering and accounting for funded programmes to standard.
  • Through technical collaboration and coordination — contributing to and drawing on the shared humanitarian response.
  • Through capacity partnership — working with those who invest in strengthening credible national organizations.