SayPro International Non-Profit Organizations Partnership (INPOP) Strategic Plan

Vision:
To build a global network of like-minded non-profit organizations working together to address social inequalities, promote human rights, and improve the well-being of vulnerable populations through collective action and shared resources.

Mission:
SayPro’s International Non-Profit Organizations Partnership aims to develop strategic collaborations with international non-profits to strengthen and scale social services, enhance community development efforts, and advocate for positive policy changes. By working together, we aim to drive systemic change and maximize social impact.

Strategic Goals for 2025:

1. Expand Global Network of Partners : Establish at least 10 new international partnerships with non-profits that share similar missions and values.
2. Collaborative Program Development : Co-develop at least 5 joint programs or initiatives with international non-profit partners that address urgent issues such as education, poverty alleviation, health, and human rights.
3. Knowledge Sharing & Capacity Building : Create a knowledge-sharing platform for partners to exchange best practices, resources, and insights into improving community engagement and service delivery.
    
4. Joint Fundraising Initiatives : Launch 3 global fundraising campaigns in partnership with international non-profits, pooling resources to support large-scale initiatives and high-impact programs.
5. Advocacy for Global Social Justice : Build collaborative advocacy campaigns with international partners to influence policy and create systemic change on social justice issues affecting marginalized communities.
    
6. Strengthen Monitoring, Evaluation, and Accountability : Ensure transparency and accountability by establishing joint monitoring and evaluation frameworks that track the success and impact of collaborative programs.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs):

• Secure 10 new international non-profit partnerships.
• Co-develop at least 5 joint programs.
• Raise 30% more funding through joint fundraising initiatives.
• Establish a knowledge-sharing platform that is utilized by 80% of partners.
• Organize 2 joint advocacy campaigns that impact global policy.

12-Month Calendar of Activities and Events for 2025

January

• Annual International Partner Meeting : Host a virtual or in-person strategy meeting to kick off the year with existing and potential new international non-profit partners. Align on goals, priorities, and key areas for collaboration.
• Collaborative Program Development Workshop : Organize a workshop where partners brainstorm and co-develop programs addressing global issues such as access to healthcare, education, and gender equality.

February

• Global Fundraising Campaign Launch : Kick off a joint global fundraising campaign with key international partners to raise funds for a specific project, such as building a community center or supporting disaster relief efforts.
• Quarterly Partner Update : Send out a newsletter to all partners providing an overview of the first quarter’s initiatives, key progress updates, and successes from the collaborative programs.

March

• International Advocacy Webinar : Host a webinar with international partners focused on advocacy strategies for policy reform. Focus on pressing global issues such as climate change, refugees, or human trafficking.
• Partner Knowledge-Sharing Forum : Create an online forum or webinar where partners share insights on best practices and lessons learned from recent initiatives.

April

• Joint Research & Data Sharing : Launch a collaborative research initiative with international partners to better understand community needs in different regions and develop data-driven solutions.
• Global Service Day : Organize a global service day where multiple partner organizations participate in local community development activities (e.g., food drives, education workshops, healthcare camps).

May

• Capacity-Building Workshops : Offer training sessions for partners on key topics such as fundraising, volunteer management, or data collection and analysis, aimed at strengthening operational capacity.
• Donor and Partner Recognition Event : Host a virtual or in-person event to recognize the contributions of both donors and partner organizations to the success of collaborative programs.

June

• Mid-Year Review : Conduct a mid-year meeting or survey with international partners to assess progress, adjust strategies, and refine joint program priorities.
• Collaborative Program Pilots : Launch pilot versions of 2 new programs co-developed with international partners to test their effectiveness and make necessary adjustments.

July

• Joint Global Advocacy Campaign : Organize and launch a joint advocacy campaign focused on a key global issue, such as refugee rights, child protection, or equitable access to education, and work together to mobilize support.
• International Exchange Program : Begin planning a partner exchange program that allows staff from different non-profits to visit each other’s projects, share experiences, and strengthen partnerships.

August

• Joint Fundraising Event : Organize a virtual or hybrid fundraising gala, partnering with other non-profits to amplify efforts and attract major donors and corporate sponsors.
• Global Volunteer Engagement Campaign : Collaborate with partners to run a global volunteer recruitment campaign, encouraging individuals to support international programs through volunteering, either remotely or on-site.

September

• Global Partnership Impact Report : Publish a comprehensive report highlighting the joint impact of all partnerships, showcasing success stories, key outcomes, and metrics from collaborative projects.
• International Conference : Host an international conference or summit (in-person or virtual) that brings together non-profit leaders, donors, and policymakers to discuss emerging trends in global social justice and community development.

October

• Partner Innovation Summit : Organize a summit focused on innovative solutions to global social challenges, inviting partners to share new technologies, methodologies, and ideas for sustainable change.
• Knowledge-Sharing Platform Launch : Launch a digital platform where partner organizations can upload resources, case studies, and research, and collaborate on projects.

November

• End-of-Year Global Fundraising Campaign : Launch a final fundraising campaign of the year to gather additional support for ongoing programs, focusing on donor engagement and making the case for continued collaboration.
• Volunteer Appreciation Week : Recognize volunteers from across the international partnership, hosting a special week of events to celebrate their contributions and encourage continued engagement.

December

• End-of-Year Reflection & Planning : Host a year-end review meeting with all partners to assess the year’s achievements, discuss challenges, and plan for the next year’s partnership priorities and strategies.
• Holiday Giving & Community Support : Coordinate with partner organizations to run a global holiday giving campaign that provides resources, food, and gifts to vulnerable populations around the world.