Technical Support Initiative for Impact Cohort 2 Application – Action4HD
Background
Across Low-and-Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) and resource-limited communities, delivering effective health interventions is a critical challenge that requires partnerships and innovative solutions. Emerging Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) play a pivotal role in bridging the service gap, particularly in areas where traditional infrastructure falls short. These organizations, often grounded in the communities they serve, are uniquely positioned to address the diverse health needs of marginalized groups. However, despite their dedication and impact, emerging CSOs frequently grapple with challenges related to organizational capacity, hindering their ability to maximize their potential and extend their reach.
Action4HD stands at the forefront of public health and international development, with a thematic focus on transforming data into impactful solutions. As a key player in this ecosystem, Action4HD, a consulting firm with a rich network of professional consultants is strategically positioned to address the organizational capacity gaps faced by these emerging CSOs. Through our technical support initiative, we aim to equip these organizations with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate challenges successfully. By strengthening the capacity of emerging CSOs, Action4HD envisions a cascading effect, ultimately improving the health outcomes of marginalized populations in low resource communities. Together, we embark on a journey to build a resilient network of CSOs, fostering lasting positive change and a healthier future for all.
Goal – to strengthen the organizational capacity of emerging Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) operating at the intersection of public health and international development, by providing free 6 weeks of professional technical support, to foster sustainable impact in key focus areas.
Objectives
– Provide targeted technical support in Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning (MERL) for five CSOs.
– Offer specialized technical assistance in Program Management for another five CSOs.
– Facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among CSOs for enhanced effectiveness and impact.
Selection Criteria: applications will be reviewed based on the following:
– Alignment with Focus Areas: Relevance of the ongoing project to MNCH, SRHR, Gender, Climate and Health, WASH, AYPs Health, Digital Health, NTDs, HIV, or Malaria.
– Operational Age: Preference for CSOs within their first 3 years.
– Capacity and Commitment: Demonstrated ability to commit a staff member and organizational commitment to the support program.
– Impact potential of the project especially on the most poor and vulnerable communities
Timeline
– Expression of Interest Submission Deadline: Friday 14th August 2024.
– Announcement of Selected CSOs: Monday 26th August 2024.
– Commencement of Technical Support: Monday 2nd September 2024.
We invite interested CSOs to submit their Expression of Interest by 14th August 2024. Submissions will be accepted only through the online form.
For inquiries, contact action4hd@gmail.com
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