Global Partners: Building Capacity Together
At the Africa Training Institute (ATI), we collaborate with a diverse network of global partners to deliver impactful training and certifications that empower humanitarian and development professionals. Our partners—spanning NGOs, government agencies, international organizations, and community networks—enable us to address critical challenges across Africa, from health and education to peacebuilding and gender equality. Together, we foster skills, innovation, and resilience to advance global development goals.
Our Partners
National Council for Population and Development
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Government Agency
Collaboration: Training officials in population policy and reproductive health strategies.
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DSW Kenya
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NGO
Collaboration: Delivering reproductive health and youth empowerment training for community workers.
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PATH
Type :
International NGO
Collaboration: Developing health innovation training for professionals in Kenya and South Sudan.
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Christian Partners Development Agency
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Supporting community development training for leaders in Kenya.
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National Aids Control Council
Type :
Government Agency
Collaboration: Training health workers in HIV/AIDS policy and management.
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Centre for British Teachers
Type :
Educational Organization
Collaboration: Co-developing teacher training programs for educators in East Africa.
ADRA South Sudan Sector Programme
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Providing emergency response training for aid workers in South Sudan.
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Jesuit Refugee Service, South Sudan
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training staff in refugee education and psychosocial support.
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Netherlands Red Cross
Type :
International NGO
Collaboration: Delivering disaster preparedness training for volunteers in South Sudan.
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Christian Medical Aid
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training health workers in Kenya and South Sudan for emergency medical response.
Haki Kazi Catalyst – Tanzania
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Supporting entrepreneurship training for youth in Tanzania.
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Family Health International-South Sudan
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training professionals in family planning and health programs.
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Action Aid International
Type :
International NGO
Collaboration: Delivering gender equality and poverty reduction training for community leaders.
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UNDP Kenya
Type :
International Organization
Collaboration: Training officials in sustainable development and governance.
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Population Services International
Type :
International NGO
Collaboration: Supporting health marketing and behavior change training for staff.
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World Health Organization
Type :
International Organization
Collaboration: Developing public health training for professionals across East Africa.
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Pelum
Type :
NGO Network
Collaboration: Training farmers in sustainable agriculture practices.
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Kenya Ministry of Health
Type :
Government Agency
Collaboration: Training health workers in universal healthcare strategies.
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Federation of Women Lawyers-FIDA
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Providing legal and gender justice training for advocates.
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AMREF
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training community health workers in primary healthcare.
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Somraf-Somalia
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Supporting humanitarian training for staff in Somalia.
Danish Demining Group
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training staff in mine risk education and safety.
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Kenya Medical Association
Type :
Professional Association
Collaboration: Training doctors in public health and ethics.
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DSW-Ethiopia
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Delivering reproductive health training for Ethiopian community workers.
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Kenya Aids NGOs Consortium
Type :
NGO Network
Collaboration: Training NGO staff in HIV/AIDS program management.
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Kenya Consortium to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria
Type :
NGO Network
Collaboration: Supporting disease control training for health workers.
Kenya Aids Watch Institute
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training advocates in HIV/AIDS community engagement.
Pingo Forum – Arusha
Type :
NGO Network
Collaboration: Training pastoralist communities in land rights and advocacy.
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Mercy Corps
Type :
International NGO
Collaboration: Delivering resilience and livelihoods training for communities.
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Episcopal Church Service-South Sudan
Type :
Faith-Based NGO
Collaboration: Training church leaders in peacebuilding and community support.
South Sudan Red Cross
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training volunteers in emergency response and first aid.
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Netfund
Type :
Government Agency
Collaboration: Training environmentalists in green economy initiatives.
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Christian World Service
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Supporting community development training for leaders.
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OPEN Society East Africa
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training advocates in human rights and governance.
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Oxfam
Type :
International NGO
Collaboration: Delivering poverty reduction and gender training for staff.
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Tear Fund
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Training faith-based leaders in community resilience.
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Caritas
Type :
International NGO
Collaboration: Supporting humanitarian training for staff in East Africa.
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GNRC Africa – South Africa
Type :
NGO Network
Collaboration: Training youth in child protection and peacebuilding.
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World Relief
Type :
NGO
Collaboration: Delivering disaster response training for staff in South Sudan.
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Our Impact
- Trained over 5,000 humanitarian and development professionals across 25+ countries, including Kenya, South Sudan, and Somalia.
- Certified 1,500+ professionals in health, gender equality, and disaster response since 2021.
- Supported 60+ organizations in achieving Sustainable Development Goals through tailored training.
- Facilitated 20+ joint research projects to develop innovative training materials.
Testimonials
Advancing Sustainable Development
Our partnerships align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including quality education (SDG 4), gender equality (SDG 5), and good health and well-being (SDG 3). For example, our work with AMREF has scaled community health training across 15 countries, while our collaboration with UNDP Kenya supports governance training for sustainable development.
Join Our Network
Interested in collaborating with ATI to build capacity in humanitarian and development work? Contact us to explore partnership opportunities.