Partnering for development
 
To create healthier, more equitable, and more prosperous societies, strong partnerships with other donor organizations are essential. IDRC’s Donor Partnerships Division helps develop relationships with research funders and international organizations.
 
Our partner relationships are critical to building knowledge and local capacity to conduct research and innovate in developing countries around the world. We work closely with funders and donors, in collaboration with our program areas.
 
Our mandate is to:
  • initiate, build, and help maintain long-term relationships with donors
  • help develop proposals, and negotiate agreements and financing
  • strengthen our grantees’ financial sustainability by enhancing their ability to form
  • partnerships and mobilize resources

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Strengthening Communication in Donor Partnerships

Communication is essential to a healthy partnership and can play a pivotal role in the overall effectiveness of a joint initiative. In 2008, IDRC's Donor Partnerships Division (DPD) conducted case study research on eight factors that influence …

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IDRC 2014 Research Awards

10/06/2013

IDRC is one of the world’s leaders in generating new knowledge to meet global challenges. We offer a number of research awards providing a unique opportunity to enhance research skills and gain a fresh perspective on crucial development issues...

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RESOURCE MOBILIZATION<br>A Practical Guide for Research and Community-Based Organizations

RESOURCE MOBILIZATION
A Practical Guide for Research and Community-Based Organizations

Development research groups are finding it harder to depend solely on international funding for support. To survive, they must adapt to changing donor trends and explore different funding options. IDRC’s Donor Partnership Division partnered with the...

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