Partnership principle
The concept of HCA as an alliance is heavily driven by the idea that the need of the hour is not to develop and find additional resources, knowledge, evidence and data to improve outcomes in the subcontinent. HCA staunchly believes that Africa already has access to these resources, and where it doesn’t, there are organizations more capable of producing them than HCA
Why partner with us?
Through HCA’s esteemed leadership team under Dr. Oby and a high powered Board of Directors, HCA is uniquely positioned to benefit its partners through its:
- Ability to convene and draw the attention of country leaders
- Credible platform made up of regional champions to amplify data, information, and evidence
- Expertise and knowledge about what works to convince regional policymakers
- Ability to gather feedback from country leaders and influencers about their priorities and concerns
Access to some of the most important regional forums, conferences, and meetings
How can you partner with us?
Partners can support us in 7 different areas:
- Synthesizing, presenting, and communicating information: We’re looking for organizations that have experience in generating, synthesizing, and communicating educational evidence to help us get the right information to the right people in the most appropriate manner
- Data analysis and visualization: We need partners that can convert complex FLN data into compelling data visualizations so that we can build a strong case for investing in FLN in front of our stakeholders
- Platform and influence to amplify its message: We plan to communicate our message through regional conferences, meetings, and other media channels. We’re in search of partners that have credible and established regional platforms where we can disseminate our message
- Strategic advocacy and messaging: We’re looking for partners that have significant experience in advocacy and media to help us articulate our message and communicate it effectively to the right stakeholders
- Monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning: We aim to measure and track our progress over time. We require the support of an organization that has expertise in target setting, developing appropriate indicators to measure success, and evaluating and assessing the success of projects
- Implementation support: We hope to connect country leaders to in-country implementation partners for successful delivery of FLN reforms. We are keen on on-boarding partners that work on education reforms in our countries of focus
