Our Partners
Communities are CDC’s first and most important partners. Beyond them, we work with governments, civil society organisations, humanitarian agencies, academic institutions, technology companies and donors who share our commitment to locally led development. Each partnership rests on trust, shared responsibility and a simple test: does it put communities in the lead?
Our Partnership Approach
We value partnerships built on trust, mutual respect, accountability, shared learning, and a commitment to putting communities at the centre of development. We work alongside our partners to combine expertise, mobilise resources, amplify community voices, and develop locally driven solutions to the challenges affecting the communities we serve.
Our Current Partners
We work with partners who support the implementation of our programmes, strengthen our organisational capacity, and contribute technical expertise, resources, and opportunities for community impact.
Caritas Switzerland
AFARD
OFAO
swisspeace
Children’s Rights and Violence Prevention Fund
gnuGrid CRB
PAID
ACROSS
RRAPI
Past Partners
We are grateful to the organisations and institutions that have collaborated with CDC over the years. Their contributions have helped advance our mission and strengthen our work with communities in South Sudan and Uganda.
Spark Microgrants
Likikiri Collective
Danish Refugee Council
Health Communication Resources UK
Amplifying Voices UK
Chatterbox UK
Human Tech Innovation Lab
what3words
World University Service of Canada
Oxfam Novib / Oxfam Uganda
CEDED
The Unmentionables
Crisis Response Network
PanaGRI
The Sentinel Project (Canada)
Platform Africa
R2Social
Jangala (UK)
Let’s Build Change Together
Whether you fund, share expertise, offer technology or want to learn from communities, there is room for you.
We welcome collaboration with organisations, institutions, donors, networks, and individuals who share our commitment to community-led development, peacebuilding, inclusion, and sustainable change.
Through programme implementation, technical support, research, funding, innovation, or knowledge sharing, we believe that working together can create greater opportunities for communities to thrive.