From Partnership to Impact.. A Clear Path for Implementing Humanitarian Projects

How Do I Become an Implementation Partner?

Tasharuky collaborates with qualified organizations that have the experience and capacity to implement humanitarian projects on the ground. The partnership process begins by learning about the organization and verifying its eligibility, experience, and operational capacity, followed by assessing opportunities for collaboration and defining the project scope, roles, responsibilities, and requirements for implementation, monitoring, and documentation. Once the partnership is approved, the implementation partner operates within a clear framework under Tasharuky’s management and oversight to ensure that the project is implemented in accordance with its approved scope and objectives.

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Step 1

Needs Assessment

We assess the humanitarian need, the target beneficiaries, the implementation location, and the outcomes the project aims to achieve.

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Step 2

Project Assessment and Verification

We review the project’s objectives, feasibility, budget, actual need, and participating entities. Where an implementation partner is involved, the partner undergoes verification and review before approval.

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Step 3

Project Approval

We approve the project and define its scope, budget, implementation mechanism, and monitoring indicators. At this stage, the legal entity responsible for the project and its associated payment route are determined.

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Step 4

Project Publication and Receiving Support

The project is published with clear information about the need, objective, implementation location, beneficiary group, and implementation partner, where applicable. Contributions are directed to the responsible legal entity through its designated payment gateway.

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Step 5

Project Implementation

The project is implemented either directly by Tasharuky or in collaboration with an approved implementation partner. Where a partner is involved, its scope of work, budget, responsibilities, and monitoring and reporting requirements are defined in a written agreement.

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Step 6

Monitoring and Documentation

We monitor the project’s progress and require relevant documentation, implementation reports, and evidence of expenditure based on the nature of each project, to ensure implementation remains within the approved scope.

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Step 7

Reporting and Demonstrating Impact

We document the results and prepare updates and reports that show what has been achieved and the extent to which the project’s objectives have been met.