ISVG seeks constructive engagement with development partners whose priorities align with relevant areas of its mission and community work.
ISVG seeks constructive engagement with development partners whose priorities align with relevant areas of its mission and community work.
Collaboration may involve international and national development institutions, foundations, charitable organisations and other organisations supporting education, skills development, youth engagement, volunteering, community development, institutional capacity and sustainable development.
ISVG's international and country-level networks can provide opportunities to connect development initiatives with local communities, volunteers, professionals and subject experts while facilitating knowledge exchange across countries.
Partnerships may include technical cooperation, capacity development, knowledge sharing, research, programme collaboration and support for appropriately designed community initiatives.
ISVG seeks to ensure that such partnerships are based on shared objectives, accountability, transparency and measurable community benefit.
Recognised development partners will be listed here once formal relationships are confirmed.
