Referred by a partner ICO and matched with professionals from RPSF-recognized associations, these organizations receive pro bono support to develop a communications plan, create tailored tools, or benefit from strategic coaching. Grounded in an ethical approach, the program draws on the UN’s sustainable development principles and the foundations of development communication — strengthening organizations’ visibility, enhancing their public perception, and driving tangible change.
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Definitions
Partner International Cooperation Organization: An international cooperation organization (ICO) that has a formal agreement with RPSF, through which it has committed to identifying local organizations that could benefit from an assignment under RPSF’s matching program.
Local Organization: An organization whose activities benefit vulnerable populations in developing countries. This organization is based in the country in question and is identified by a partner ICO. Note that a local organization may include local institutions such as municipalities.
Why Request Support from an Expert Volunteer?
- Partner pro bono with a seasoned professional.
- Receive dedicated support in achieving your organization’s goals.
- Develop new tools and approaches to strengthen your organization’s effectiveness.
How Does the Process Work for a Local Organization?
- A local organization, identified by a partner ICO, submits a matching request.
RPSF assesses the need. - The local organization, the expert, and RPSF develop a work plan together.
- The local organization, the expert, and RPSF sign a matching agreement that includes the work plan.
- The local organization and the expert collaborate for 3 to 6 months, during which RPSF oversees and evaluates the match.
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