Approach to cooperation

Rawdah has facilitated the involvement of universities, lecturers, training providers, public institutions, civil society, diaspora networks and professionals. This capacity enables the Organization to position itself as a Local Implementing Partner, Institutional Facilitator, Training Platform and Bridge Organization between Somalia and international partners.

To ensure clarity and transparency, Rawdah distinguishes between funding, implementing, institutional, academic and technical, and stakeholder relationships. Dialogue with an institution does not automatically imply a formal partnership.

Partnership categories

To ensure clarity and transparency, Rawdah distinguishes between the following relationship types.

  • Funding Partners / Donors

    Entities that directly finance programs or activities.

  • Implementing Partners

    Organizations with which projects or activities are jointly implemented.

  • Institutional Partners

    Entities with formal agreements or structured forms of cooperation.

  • Academic & Technical Partners

    Universities, training institutions and technical organizations.

  • Institutional Relations / Stakeholders

    Institutions with which Rawdah maintains dialogue without automatically implying a formal partnership.

Institutions we work with or are in dialogue with

Named organizations appear here with the wording RYO uses for each relationship. They are not listed under a formal partnership category until RYO confirms that classification.

Agreement Types

The Organization may enter into agreements consistent with its mission and governing documents, including the forms listed below.

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