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About
Ufadili
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In 1998, the Ford Foundation East Africa Office commissioned work to
explore the idea of self-reliance and
community-led and resourced development. This work
was occasioned by the need to reduce dependence on
foreign aid. Called the Africa Philanthropy
Initiative (API), the work involved research,
focused discussion, and debate on sustainability
of development efforts by stakeholders throughout
Africa
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initiatives, and institutions, including Ufadhili
Trust, that champion the cause of local resource
mobilisation for social development.
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| Overview |
| Ufadhili Trust is an independent, non-profit, support organisation
established in 2000 and registered in 2001 as a
trust under the Public Trusts Act [
Kenya
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Ufadhili
Values |
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Partnership:
Ufadhili
believe strongly that changing our society
requires the concerted participation and
partnership of civil society, business and the
public sector. It facilitates partnerships in a
manner that recognizes the value and the
importance of each sector. The organization value
participation and collaboration with others who
share the vision.
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Transparency:
The organization will be accountable to all
stakeholders. Ufadhili’s work and record
will be open to the scrutiny of stakeholders
and of the general public as is consistent
with proper regard for the confidentiality of
private information.
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Social
Justice: Ufadhili recognizes the injustices that exist in our society and
therefore is a means to bringing about social
justice and safeguarding the dignity of all.
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Reciprocity:
As an organization Ufadhili shall treat all
partners and stakeholders with the respect
desired.
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Knowledge:
Ufadhili values learning and knowledge. The
organization’s actions will be based upon
the most complete and relevant information
gathered and it shall strive to share with
partners’ information and knowledge that
exists within the organization.
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Quote of the
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"PEOPLE
GO INTO BUSINESS TO DO WELL |
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BUT
REMAIN IN BUSINESS TO DO WELL" |
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Mahatma
Gandhi |
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