Afghan Women’s Empowerment and Development Organization (AWEDO)
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Partnerships for Local Impact

AWEDO engages with organizations and institutions where collaboration can strengthen responsible, locally informed support for women, girls and communities in Afghanistan.

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Domestic coordination

Working Within Afghanistan

Depending on the project, sector and location, AWEDO may coordinate with relevant Afghan institutions and national or subnational bodies in accordance with applicable procedures and approved project arrangements.

This coordination can support permissions, technical alignment, referrals, monitoring and implementation.

International cooperation

Institutional Partnerships

AWEDO’s public project records may reference United Nations entities, donor mechanisms, NGOs or other counterparts connected to specific historical or current activities.

For formal due diligence, stakeholders should rely on approved agreements, verified project records and direct confirmation rather than assuming a current relationship from a website mention.

Relationship disclosure: A past project reference does not by itself establish a current partnership, endorsement or continuing funding relationship. Institutional names should be published only where supported by an approved record or authorization.
Partnership lifecycle

From First Discussion to Responsible Delivery

1

Alignment

Confirm strategic fit, community relevance, feasibility and shared expectations.

2

Due Diligence

Review relevant registration, policies, safeguards, capacity and compliance information.

3

Agreement

Document scope, roles, budget, reporting, data responsibilities and safeguarding.

4

Implementation

Coordinate delivery against agreed objectives, responsibilities and quality standards.

5

Learning & Close-Out

Review results, document lessons and complete agreed reporting and close-out steps.

Ways to collaborate

Partnership Areas

Program & Implementation Partnerships

Joint or complementary work in women’s empowerment, education, livelihoods, humanitarian assistance, protection and community engagement.

Technical Cooperation

Specialist support, capacity strengthening, learning, safeguarding, monitoring and other technical collaboration linked to program quality.

Funding & Grant Partnerships

Project-specific funding relationships governed by approved agreements, budgets, reporting requirements and compliance expectations.

Coordination & Referrals

Responsible coordination with relevant institutions, networks and service providers where it improves implementation or community access.

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Partnerships Built Around Shared Responsibility

AWEDO welcomes discussions with organizations whose mandates align with women’s empowerment, education and skills, livelihoods, humanitarian action, protection, safeguarding and accountable community-based programming.

We prioritize collaboration that respects community dignity, local knowledge, responsible data practices, transparency and practical implementation capacity.

Community and organizational coordination meeting
Mission alignmentCollaboration starts with compatible objectives, community relevance and realistic responsibilities.
Due diligenceGovernance, safeguarding, compliance and operational capacity may be reviewed before formal engagement.
Written accountabilityApproved partnerships should clearly define roles, resources, reporting and safeguarding obligations.
International Cooperation

International Partners

AWEDO’s international partners include United Nations agencies, international NGOs and donor institutions that have supported AWEDO through funding, technical cooperation, coordination or program partnership. The organizations shown below are presented as AWEDO’s international partners supporting community-based services for women, girls and vulnerable communities in Afghanistan.