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Children Global Initiative works with companies in a variety of ways and values the great importance of developing partnerships that are mutually beneficial. Our partners show great commitment to integrating responsible business practice into their core business strategy. Long-term strategic partnerships Sustainable strategic partnerships with Children Global Initiative can take many different forms. The main aim of all the relationships is to pursue a set of agreed goals or to jointly meet a critical social need. Children Global Initiative seeks to agree long-term strategic partnerships with companies in order to bring together joint strategic resources such as products, communications channels, project funding, capital equipment, knowledge, expertise, or intellectual property and usually a combination of many of these, so that together we can positively impact the lives of children. We aim for our strategic partnerships to be unique collaborations, where benefits to each partner from the alliance will be greater than those from individual efforts. Innovative partnerships offer new solutions to development issues As companies are usually at the forefront of research and development for products, systems and services, Children Global Initiative recognizes that companies can often be the most appropriate development partner to jointly find a solution to an existing development issue. Global, national and local fundraising, marketing and communications partnerships Your company can help Children Global Initiative achieve its mission through direct project investment. By supporting our work you will help us make a positive impact on children's lives. As Children Global Initiative works developing countries, there's a high likelihood that we'll have a project that is relevant to your business, matches your sustainability needs and inspires your staff and customers. All our programme countries will carry out in-depth situation analysis, planning, monitoring and evaluation, so we are able to provide accurate reports on the impact and effectiveness of your investment. Skills transfer and employee engagement driven partnerships Children Global Initiative needs your help and expertise to further improve our organisation. Companies have a wealth of talented, experienced and knowledgeable staff that could use their skills to positively impact the lives of children. Offering staff the opportunity to use their professional skills outside the workplace while remaining supported by the company can address your corporate social responsibility and gain a unique selling point

Corporations, Institutions, businesses can have a global influence on children and their communities. Children Global Initiative engages with corporations and foundations as part of its child centered development work. In doing so, it strives to ensure that its work, integrity, reputation and image are protected and enhanced. Children Global Initiative does not work in partnership with any corporation whose primary product is the manufacture of armaments, weapons, tobacco or alcohol. Any company with whom Children Global Initiative intends to enter into a corporate partnership must demonstrate a commitment to corporate social responsibility and have an affinity with Children Global Initiative missions and core values. Children Global Initiative does not accept support from companies whose practices include the following: activities that demonstrate a disregard for human rights and specifically child rights proof of harming children through knowingly and persistently neglecting human rights facing legal action for violation of international humanitarian, environmental or financial standards or codes of conduct (for example Universal Declaration of Human Rights, International Labour Organisation Conventions, International Organisation for Standardisation ) lack of transparency about its activities in sectors/regions where contraventions of international standards frequently occur.

Children Global Initiative has experience of working in corporate partnerships, we understand what makes partnerships succeed. Your company will be assigned an experienced Corporate Account Manager to maximize the impact and effectiveness of the partnership. Partnering with Children Global Initiative provides corporations the opportunity to increase company exposure and enhance their brand while making a global impact in the life of children around the world. When contemplating an alliance with a member of the business community, we apply the following guiding principles: a philosophy of partnership, a communications strategy with a joint call to action, along with measurement goals, tracking and evaluation. To ensure our partnerships are mutually beneficial, our Global Development Team evaluates each inquiry based on our partnership criteria. We request all inquiries be submitted online. To start a corporate partnership with Children Global Initiative, please contact Children Global Initiative Team.All inquires should be made online E-mail: info@childreninitiative.org

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