Partnerships grounded in local understanding
DHA believes that strong humanitarian responses are built through respectful partnerships that combine community knowledge, technical expertise and responsible resources.
We welcome collaboration with local and international NGOs, UN agencies, government institutions, foundations, research organizations and responsible private-sector actors.
Areas of partnership
From a single joint assessment to full consortium participation.
- Joint needs assessments
- Emergency preparedness
- Anticipatory action
- Drought and flood response
- Community mobilization
- WASH
- Livelihoods and climate resilience
- Peacebuilding and social cohesion
- Pilot programmes
- Research and learning
- Consortium participation
- Technical and institutional capacity strengthening
What DHA brings
- Local understanding of South West State
- Community engagement and consultation
- Field-level coordination
- Rapid needs assessment
- Community mobilization
- Stakeholder engagement
- Context-sensitive programme development
- Communications and documentation
- Commitment to safeguarding, inclusion and accountability
- A flexible and collaborative approach
Start a conversation.
Whether you are developing a programme, seeking a local partner or exploring an emerging humanitarian priority, DHA welcomes a conversation about practical collaboration in South West State.