Partnerships
We’re proud to partner with leading global and local organizations and individuals who believe that the non-profit sector in Ghana can drive employability and build resilient communities with the right mindset, funding, support, and guidance.
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Case Study: Capacity Building Workshop for Nonprofits. NCVO Ghana in Partnership with Deloitte
This transformative workshop took place from November 26th to 29th, 2024, and aimed to equip nonprofits across the country and beyond with the essential skills and tools needed to drive success in a challenging landscape.
Why This Workshop Mattered
In Africa, over 70% of nonprofits face the daunting challenge of inadequate funding and resources, while 60% struggle with strategic planning and execution. Recognizing these critical issues, NCVO Ghana and Deloitte is dedicated to bridging the gap through impactful capacity-building initiatives. This workshop provided a unique opportunity for participants to enhance their capabilities and make a lasting impact in their communities.
Event Details
Over the course of four engaging sessions, we welcomed more than 400 participants who joined us online to learn from industry experts. Here’s a look at the sessions:
Fundraising Strategies for Non-Profits
Date: November 26, 2024
Facilitator: Caspy Opuni, Manager at Deloitte Ghana with over 10 years of experience in financial advisory services.
Strategic Planning for Non-Profits
Date: November 27, 2024
Facilitator: Abena Adomaa Sika, a Chartered Marketer with extensive experience in strategy development and marketing at Deloitte.
Monitoring and Evaluation / AI for Non-Profits
Date: November 28, 2024
Facilitators: Augustine Kaah, a seasoned technology consultant at Deloitte, and John Kitcher, a consulting manager with expertise in Monitoring and Evaluation.
Brand Marketing and Communications
Date: November 29, 2024
Facilitator: Oludara Ogunbowale, Lead for Brand Communications, West Africa at Deloitte.
What Participants Gained
This workshop was designed to empower NGOs with essential skills to thrive in today’s dynamic environment. Participants gained insight into innovative fundraising techniques, strategic planning, effective monitoring and evaluation using AI, and brand marketing strategies tailored for nonprofits.
Feedback from Participants
The impact of the workshop was echoed in the heartfelt feedback from attendees:
Ivana from the HuD Group:
“Kudos and cheers to Team NCVO and Shirley Abedi Boafo for making this week a very fulfilling one! This training is a key catalyst for growth and impact for NPOs in Ghana.”
Maame Kwabea:
“I’m truly grateful to you all. I’ve learned a lot and appreciate your support in helping us stay abreast of current trends. Ayekooo!”
Emmanuel Besavi Agbanyo, Project Lead, Muna Kalati:
“Thank you so much to Deloitte and the partners who made this possible. These sessions have been excellent and beneficial, and we aim to apply these lessons to build some of the best NPOs in Africa.”
Join Us in Making a Difference
The Capacity Building Workshop for Nonprofits was more than just a series of sessions; it was a step towards empowering organizations to create lasting change.
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CaseStudy: Collaboration with Ghanaescapes to organize a party for children with HIV/AIDS
Ghanaescapes is a globally renowned organization that brings tourists and diasporans to Ghana every year to learn and enjoy the History, Culture, Events, Sights & Sounds of Ghana. Since 2018, we have been strong partners.
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Case study: Collaboration with Chavah Foundation to support children with HIV/AIDS
We handled the fundraising and project implementation strategies to make this event a great one.
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Case Study: Collaboration with MovewithKB to raise awareness and funds to support children with cancer in Korle-bu hospital
MovewithKB is a sports and fitness company in the UK. Since 2019, we have collaborated to make giving back to home easier for KB.
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Collaboration with IGEA to support education in northern part of Ghana
Education is at the heart of the sustainable development goals and we can never say NO to such initiatives.