IRCA already created and maintains the collaboration of governmental, private, non-profit institutions and communities at large in the targeted areas in Somalia to promote sustainable livelihoods among the most vulnerable communities in both urban and rural areas. IRCA is a member of both national and zonal sector clusters in Food Security and Livelihoods, Health, Education, Nutrition, WASH in Somalia. It has established cooperation with several Network and Coalition bodies in the region.
Partners
IRCA has been actively engaged in building trust and confidence among humanitarian actors in Somalia while simultaneously seeking funding from various donors and international non-governmental organizations (INGOs). As of now, IRCA has established partnerships with the following organizations
Funding Sources
The organization endeavors to secure funding from both international and local donors to sustain its objectives and activities. It has established accountability and transparency mechanisms to ensure the effectiveness of its projects. The organization maintains stringent financial management policies, systems, and control mechanisms. It fosters cooperation and working relationships with local businesspersons and international donor agencies. Through a fundraising strategy plan and the development of program development proposals, the organization has successfully attracted funds from various sources, including:
These partnerships and funding sources contribute to the organization’s ability to implement its projects and initiatives effectively.
Organizational Strengths
IRCA organizational strength lies within the skills, knowledge, and experiences of its member organizations.
Governance and Management Instruments
IRCA is having separate policies on the following issues:
