InterAction - American Council for Voluntary International Action
IMC

Member Services




HomeNewsMembersEventsLibraryE-NewsSearch

 

Members

Pact


Statement of Purpose

Pact’s mission is to help build strong communities globally that provide people with an opportunity to earn a dignified living, raise healthy families, and participate in democratic life. Pact achieves this by strengthening the capacity of grassroots organizations, coalitions and networks, and by forging linkages among government, business and the citizen sectors to achieve social, economic and environmental justice.


Programs & Activities

Pact’s program
Pact operates large multi-year programs that strengthen NGOs, networks and coalitions working in advocacy, basic education, conflict resolution, democracy and governance, food security, HIV/AIDS and orphans, literacy, microfinance, natural resource management, and rural economic development and information communications technology (ICT). In addition Pact provides organizational capacity building services to organizations, governments and corporations. These services include organizational capacity assessment, financial management, corporate-community engagement, information knowledge management, AIDS Corps and Pact Publications.

Organizational capacity assessment (OCA)
Pact’s participatory OCA services assist organizations to recognize their full potential through an interactive inquiry process that includes tool design, guided self-assessment and action planning.

Financial Management Services (FMS)
Pact’s Financial Management Services provide participatory assessments, training and technical assistance to help nonprofit organizations develop business strategies to maximize financial capacity and meet long-term institutional needs.

Corporate-Community Engagement (CCE)
Pact assists corporations to make sound social investment decisions, identify the best local community partners, and engage with stakeholders to determine and implement mutual interests that contribute to sustainable development.

Information and Knowledge Networking (IKN)
Pact's IKN services create dynamic organizational networks and communities of practice that connect people for learning. IKN blends interpersonal exchange with information technology to improve knowledge sharing and organizational impact.

AIDS Corps
AIDS Corps tools and services can assist organizations and communities to strengthen local leadership, mobilize citizen participation, link HIV/AIDS concerns about human rights, government transparency, and mutual accountability, and tackle the critical gender, stigma, poverty and cultural root causes of the virus.

Women’s Empowerment Program (WEP)
Pact’s award-winning Women’s Empowerment Program is a literacy and savings-led village banking model that enables women in solidarity groups to learn to read and write, and start microenterprises through group support and guided peer-to-peer learning.

Pact Publications
Pact Publications is an integrated publishing house that offers the design, production and distribution of innovative and progressive development materials. It is committed to offering customers educational materials and training tools relevant to the ever-evolving field of international development.

Pact Insurance Program
The Pact Insurance Program offers U.S. based, expatriate and third-country national and local employees affordable, easily accessible, comprehensive health insurance, as well as disability and life insurance, and a unique supplemental accident insurance plan that covers persons in high-risk environments.

Contact Information

http://www.pactworld.org


Members: Send contact or program updates to Taina Alexander, Membership Program Manager.


Related Documents


Categories

Org. Type: Gender Equality International Development

Countries of Focus: Angola, Brazil, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Kenya, Laos, Madagascar, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Program Areas, Sector: Agriculture, Civil Society, Strengthening of, Education, HIV/AIDS, Information and Communication, Public Policy and Advocacy, Rural Development, Social Development

 
 © 2002 InterAction    
1400 16th Street NW, Suite 210
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 667-8227 ia@interaction.org
Home | Contact Us | Privacy | Partners | Credits