Progress is a
shared responsibility.
Bring expertise, institutional capacity, capital or community knowledge to projects with a clear development purpose.
A useful place to begin.
Tell us what you could contribute, the priority you are interested in and the communities or institutions involved.
Start a partnership enquiry Our investment priorityDifferent strengths.
Common ground.
Progress takes shape when people, institutions and communities bring their strengths into one shared conversation.
A visual expression of collaboration, not a list of confirmed partnerships.
Different starting points.
Shared purpose.
Select your organisation or interest to find the most relevant information and next step.
Coordinate development priorities.
Explore potential collaboration around locally identified priorities, institutional responsibilities and accountable implementation.
Explore expertise, sponsorship, investment or implementation contributions.
Discuss sponsorship, funding or delivery.
Find the Foundation’s development priorities and consider where your organisation’s resources, expertise or implementation capacity could fit.
Discuss appropriate project finance and the information required for institutional assessment.
Assess readiness and requirements.
Review the stated priorities and the intended funding approach. Project appraisals, financial models and due-diligence packs must be published before an investment assessment can be made.
Support a project
Start with evidence and accountability.
Explore the priorities, published evidence and opportunities for institutional support.
Project support is considered through an institutional conversation.
Connect heritage and community priorities.
Explore culturally informed development, community knowledge and the role of legitimate traditional leadership. Collaboration should respect local contexts and institutional mandates.
Explore culturally informed collaboration and locally grounded project ideas.
Find relevant opportunities.
Understand the economic empowerment priorities and use announcements to check for future programmes, eligibility information and participation opportunities.
Use the project submission form to present a relevant proposal.
Understand initiatives and participation.
Explore the development priorities and how a general enquiry can be prepared. Specific locations, eligibility and participation routes need to be confirmed for each future initiative.
Use the project and contact pages for current information and participation enquiries.
Find information you can verify.
Look for official announcements and published reports. The Foundation’s public record should distinguish confirmed information, forward-looking priorities and measured results.
Contact the Foundation for approved information and media enquiries.
Start a partnership enquiry.
Describe the shared priority, your organisation and the contribution you would like to explore.