Who We Are
As a team, we apply our sector-specific expertise and decades of experience to address complex issues and solve challenging problems.
Learn more about our associates and key competenciesWASH • Protection • Child Safeguarding • Health • Education • Livelihoods • Business & Human Rights • M&E • Gender-Based Violence • PSEA • Child Protection • Disability/Inclusion • Gender • Communications • Research • Humanitarian Policy • Business and Human Rights • Child Protection • Disability Inclusion • Gender • Gender-Based Violence • Monitoring and evaluation • Safeguarding • Research
What We Do
In addition to project management and other cross-cutting services, these are some of our areas of focus and technical expertise:
Inclusive, human-centred aid
Gender and GBV
Child protection
Communication (C4D)
WaSH and public health
Livelihoods, agriculture, and food safety
Business and human rights
Corporate social responsibility
Public-private partnerships
Human rights due diligence
Integrating sustainable development goals
Our Services
Our approach
With our roster of experts, we offer multidisciplinary teams and strategic partnerships with the UN, other international actors and national actors.
Through our collaborations, we build bridges between humanitarian and development actors, the private sector and local organizations in order to achieve creative, community-driven and sustainable results. Tsunagu also aims to build a more flexible and supportive working environment for aid sector professionals.
Learn more about the way we workSamples of our work
Below are a few selected samples of our work.
If you want to see more, specifically by service areas, you can go to Our Services
THE PROJECT: Boosting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through Advanced Technology and Innovation with NEC Corporation (NEC)
OUR CLIENT: NEC
WHEN: 2025
THE PROJECT: External Evaluation: Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) in Start Fund Processes and Start Fund Projects
OUR CLIENT: START Network
WHEN: 2023
THE PROJECT: Gender Based Violence in Public Health Emergencies Toolkit
OUR CLIENT: UNICEF
WHEN: 2023
THE PROJECT: Working Across Sectors Indicator Package
OUR CLIENT: The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action
WHEN: 2023-24