At the Development Studies & Research Institute (DSRI), we recognize the power of collaboration in driving meaningful change. Our partnerships span across government institutions, academic entities, international organizations, and Civil Society Organizations, all working towards a shared goal of fostering sustainable development in Sudan and beyond.

Our Collaborative Approach

DSRI serves as a hub for interdisciplinary research, policy advocacy, and capacity-building initiatives. Through strategic alliances, we aim to:

• Enhance Research & Policy Development: Partnering with global and local institutions to conduct research on critical socio-economic issues.
• Strengthen Capacity Building: Offering joint training programs, workshops, and technical support for professionals, policymakers, and development practitioners.
• Support Gender & Development Initiatives: Collaborating with organizations focused on gender mainstreaming, women’s empowerment, and inclusive governance.
• Foster Knowledge Exchange: Engaging in academic and policy dialogue with universities, think tanks, and development agencies worldwide.

Our Partners

DSRI has built strong partnerships with:

• International Organizations: Including Friedrich Ebert Foundation and CEDEJ.
• UN Agencies: Including UNDP, UNICEF, UN Women, ILO, and the EU.
• Academic & Research Institutions – Collaborating with universities and think tanks Nationally, Regionally, and Globally to advance development research.
• Government & Civil Society – Engaging with Sudanese ministries, NGOs, and grassroots organizations to implement impactful development projects.

Join Us

We welcome new partnerships that align with our mission of advancing evidence-based policymaking and sustainable development. Whether you are an academic institution, development agency, or private sector actor, DSRI offers a platform for impactful collaboration.

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