Providers and Initiatives

Kush Research and Consultancy Ltd (KRC)

“Kush Research and Consultancy Ltd (KRC) is a regional Research and Consultancy Company established by individuals who have extensive experience on the East Africa region and beyond. The founders of Kush Research and Consultancy Ltd and the pool of the consultants currently working with them have together in-depth knowledge, experience and strong understanding of the multiple issues that are relevant to the humanitarian sector in the East African region, particularly Somali peninsula. Kush’s core areas of expertise include, but not limited to, Monitoring and Evaluation, Social Protection/Safety net, Livelihood analysis, Capacity buildings and Media production. Through sound and independent, cross-cultural, rigorous research and consultancy services, KCR aims to support both state institutions and non-state actors in the region at all levels in their work to make sound decisions on how best they could rebuild public institutions and help the needy people respectively. KRC mainly provides Research, Training and consultancy and it strives to maintain a high degree of accuracy in research findings, guidance, advice and suggestions relating to the East African region so that we can maintain lasting relationships with our clients. For more details, visit KRC website, www.kushconsultancy.org


Galilee International Management Institute


The mission of the Galilee International Management Institute is to bridge the gap between transitional and developed nations through education and capacity building programmes. We believe that in this era of globalisation, the power of education and the


Capacity Somalia Institute (research.train.consult.believe)


The Capacity Somalia Institute is a capacity building, management consulting, and research think-tank based in Garowe, Puntland with operational offices in Mogadishu, Somalia; Hargeisa, Somali-land and Nairobi, Kenya. The Institute works closely with the stakeholders in Somalia’s quest for stability and progressive solutions from government agencies, local and international NGOs, educational institutions, and private sector. For more information visit their website www.capacitysomalia.com

International Centre for Pariamentary Studies (ICPS)

The International Centre for Parliamentary Studies exists to promote effective policy making and good governance through better interaction between Parliaments, Governments and other stakeholders in society.

The Centre’s primary focus is the empowerment of human capital through capacity building. To this effect, the Centre organises a range of training programmes covering subjects such as: policy development; governance; conflict resolution;
anti-corruption; social development; leadership and management; electoral affairs; strategic health, education, transport, water, utilities planning.

http://www.parlicentre.org/int_training.php


The Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP)

The Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) originated from the will to gather lessons learnt from the emergency response to the Indian Ocean Tsunami in 2005. Today, CaLP is composed of five steering commitee organisations: Oxfam GB, the British Red Cross, Save the Children, the Norwegian Refugee Council and Action Against Hunger / ACF International. These five organisations came together to support capacity building, research and information-sharing as a way to promote cash transfer programming as an effective tool to deliver aid in times of crisis.

In 2010, the CaLP partnered with the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent societies (IFRC) to develop and implement new activities for 2011 with support from ECHO.

Vision Statement
“Humanitarian preparedness and response is more effective at meeting the diverse needs of affected people and promoting recovery.”
Visit CaLp website to learn more, http://www.cashlearning.org/about-us/overview


ALNAP

The Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in Humanitarian Action (ALNAP) was established in 1997, following the multi-agency evaluation of the Rwanda genocide. ALNAP is a system-wide organisation dedicated to improving the accountability and performance of humanitarian action by strengthening the humanitarian evidence base through sharing lessons, researching key issues and, where appropriate, providing leadership to find collective approaches and solutions…

Please find out more by visiting their website, http://www.alnap.org/

MzN International Development Experts

MzN International is supporting and advising development and humanitarian actors worldwide. Since our inception, we have worked in over 20 countries, with all major NGOs and IGOs to improve the business of doing good. Operating as a non-political, non-religious, social enterprise, we analyse structural operation-gaps that most actors struggle with and device sustainable solutions for them. Today, we operate one of the largest recruitment rosters worldwide and our training scheme uses a revolutionary, patented training approach to increase financial acumen in non-profits.

www.mzninternational.com


RedR UK

RedR is an international disaster relief charity which trains aid workers and provides skilled professionals to humanitarian programmes worldwide, helping to save and rebuild the lives of people affected by natural and man-made disasters.

http://www.redr.org.uk


Professionals in Humanitarian Assistance and Protection (PHAP)

Professionals in Humanitarian Assistance and Protection (PHAP) is the only member-governed, non-profit association of professionals engaged in humanitarian assistance and protection with a global member network encompassing the full spectrum of institutional affiliations and professional backgrounds in the humanitarian sector.

http://phap.org