Capacity Strengthening & Resource Development
At Tsunagu, we empower institutions across the humanitarian, development, and private sectors through capacity strengthening, training, and resource development. We design and deliver tailor-made training for diverse actors on sensitive topics such as child protection, gender, and GBV, as well as critical areas like climate change, health, business and human rights, and WASH.
For companies, in addition to the above, we can provide tailor-made training in person or via e-learning, on GBV in the workplace, child labor, child rights, and women’s rights, at the global or field level, such as for farmers. We can also provide a comprehensive capacity strengthening plan.
Let us help you by creating practical, practitioner-oriented resources to support implementation and further enhance capacity.
Selected Samples of Our Work
Training
Tsunagu co-designed, managed, and facilitated inter-agency GBV risk mitigation trainings for CARE US from 2022 to 2024 in English, French, and Spanish. We provided comprehensive support to our client, including content development, translation, training facilitation, and course management.
We also offer similar training to other clients.
Tsunagu co-designed, managed, and facilitated inter-agency GBV risk mitigation trainings for CARE US from 2022 to 2024 in English, French, and Spanish. We provided comprehensive support to our client, including content development, translation, training facilitation, and course management.
We also offer similar training to other clients.
Resources and Tools
Resources and Tools Developed by Tsunagu
This project supported UNICEF’s Global Cluster Coordination Section (GCCS) in strengthening how humanitarian coordination systems respond to the climate crisis. Implemented by Tsunagu, the project focused on developing practical guidance, tools, and learning resources to help UNICEF-led clusters—including WASH, Education, Nutrition, and Child Protection—integrate climate risks into humanitarian coordination and response. Through consultations, evidence review, and collaboration with global experts, the project aimed to make climate adaptation more actionable, equitable, and accessible, with a strong focus on localisation, gender, disability inclusion, and anticipatory action.
This project supported UNICEF’s Global Cluster Coordination Section (GCCS) in strengthening how humanitarian coordination systems respond to the climate crisis. Implemented by Tsunagu, the project focused on developing practical guidance, tools, and learning resources to help UNICEF-led clusters—including WASH, Education, Nutrition, and Child Protection—integrate climate risks into humanitarian coordination and response. Through consultations, evidence review, and collaboration with global experts, the project aimed to make climate adaptation more actionable, equitable, and accessible, with a strong focus on localisation, gender, disability inclusion, and anticipatory action.
This project supported UNICEF’s Global Cluster Coordination Section (GCCS) in strengthening how humanitarian coordination systems respond to the climate crisis. Implemented by Tsunagu, the project focused on developing practical guidance, tools, and learning resources to help UNICEF-led clusters—including WASH, Education, Nutrition, and Child Protection—integrate climate risks into humanitarian coordination and response. Through consultations, evidence review, and collaboration with global experts, the project aimed to make climate adaptation more actionable, equitable, and accessible, with a strong focus on localisation, gender, disability inclusion, and anticipatory action.
This project supported UNICEF’s Global Cluster Coordination Section (GCCS) in strengthening how humanitarian coordination systems respond to the climate crisis. Implemented by Tsunagu, the project focused on developing practical guidance, tools, and learning resources to help UNICEF-led clusters—including WASH, Education, Nutrition, and Child Protection—integrate climate risks into humanitarian coordination and response. Through consultations, evidence review, and collaboration with global experts, the project aimed to make climate adaptation more actionable, equitable, and accessible, with a strong focus on localisation, gender, disability inclusion, and anticipatory action.