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Partnership

Empowered Partnership, a tool for ascertaining SDGs   – Empowerment.

Surmounting the setback of poverty, social exclusion, discrimination and inequality in a sustainable manner RAHAMA had to  invent few strategic moves.    Ascertaining  effectual partnership with civil organizations and the  coordination  with relevant Govt. Depts., was one of the  pursuance  launched by RAHAMA.  It was revealed recently that such intervention needs to design in a pragmatic way  partly to enter into partnership with boundary partners while capacitating Community services organizations to reach proficient partnership levels.  In this regard the first endeavor must be that empowered people’s alliances, capacitated civil society organizations, government departments and the private sector institutions need to   maintain a collaborative  climate.  Secondly,   to work together with shared resources and also the solidarity and goodwill of our partner countries   too are vital.   In this context we understand that Development is about power and its progressive redistribution from the ‘haves’ to the ‘have-nots’ must be there in all spheres of political, social and economic life.

An area based partnership was in touch with RAHAMA since 2016 onward.  When the total outcomes are concerned  it was to some degree a difficult task mainly  to bring all relevant partnering agencies together for the simple reason that needed coherence within entrepreneurial, NGO based,  Governmental or the civil societal  partners were somewhat at different levels.  Nevertheless, the series of capacity building sessions were conducted on effective planning and implementation of activities were helpful to an extent.

Strengthening  empowered  partnership in the forthcoming period is vital  on several reasons.  When the  term ‘partnership’ became frequently used  by NGOs in 1980’s it was exhibited positive solidarity amongst development practitioners and all attempted  to surmount the common problem of  poverty.  But   since recent years, partnership has come to describe any sort of development relationship.    In this scenario,   RAHAMA  has determined  certain  characteristics of effective partnership.  One important mainstream  was the efficient use of resources. Secondly, empowered partnership needs higher emphasis to link with Government sponsored development actions while practicing zero tolerance in all aspects.

To achieve sustainable development goals through empowered partnership,  it is essential that   limitations be adopted  and agreed upon equally essentials are political will, resourcing, and the appropriation of funds.   Since RAHAMA is focusing on Empowerment of partner agencies   it is also necessary to diagnose that to which degree the partners truthfully represent the interests of  the local communities.

Therefore, the action under purview of RAHAMA for empowering partners are consisted of ;   how to assure that partners are truly represent the interests or ambitions of local communities and to create sense of ownership of all.  It is also vital that how best the partners can link their initiatives with state driven development projects / funds and technologies.   Similarly, under the action of empowering partners RAHAMA has developed a five year strategic plan based on the  lessons learnt so far and also  in concern with the changed socio-economic settings in the country.

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FORUT Norway, a leading Humanitarian Action agency decided to discontinue it’s direct implementation in 2010 after a long duration of services in Sri Lanka. One of the imperative reasons for the said withdrawal was to empower partner institutions to link with other prospects too while operating as autonomous entities. Secondly, since Sri Lankan population had entered into a new epoch under the post war era, after local capacities could be utilised to implement projects on humanitarian action.

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