Partners
collaboration
Partnership is at The Heart of What We Do
Partnering with Hempel Foundation
We strive to make a difference by empowering children to learn, and sustaining biodiversity. We do so within the ambitions and principles of the Sustainable Development Goals and in partnership with leading development organisations and technical experts.
Eligibility
Partnering With Us: Criteria & Process
- Place-based organizations
We strive to identify and support place-based organizations with high impact solutions where our support can accelerate the journey towards scale. - Working within Our Thematic Areas
We look for organizations which are working within our thematic priority areas and have an ambition or strategy to grow their impact through solutions with documented effect. - No unsolicited proposals
We do not accept unsolicited proposals.
We deeply respect our partners' expertise and perspectives. We always seek to listen and learn to ensure we can move forward with a shared understanding and vision. Through openness and responsiveness, we aim to establish trusting relationships that contribute to a sustainable and long-term process of change.
SELECTED PARTNERS
We work with dedicated partners who share our vision for meaningful impact. Here is a selection of those we proudly support.
Aasaman Nepal established in 1999, is a national- level NGO having strong foundations at the local level with marginalized people. The organization works
to have an impact on right holders and authorities in the areas of education and child protection, health and nutrition, DRR, women empowerment, NRM and
assistance for livelihoods.
The Southern Tanzania Elephant Program (STEP) is dedicated to safeguarding Tanzania’s biodiversity and critical ecosystems in Ruaha, Udzungwa and Selous. As a key player in preserving the wildlife and ecosystems of the Udzungwa Mountains, STEP collaborates with government partners, communities and other NGOs to address root causes of deforestation and biodiversity loss.
Building Tomorrow partners with communities in Uganda to improve access to quality education in rural areas. Through school construction, teacher training, and innovative learning programs, it works to ensure every child has the opportunity to develop foundational literacy and numeracy skills.
Fondation pour les Aires Protégées et la Biodiversité de Madagascar (FAPBM) secures long-term financing for biodiversity conservation in Madagascar. By supporting protected areas, promoting sustainable livelihoods, and restoring degraded ecosystems, FAPBM empowers local partners to preserve Madagascar’s unique natural heritage.