Blended Finance Model — Amal Community Development Organization
Implemented project
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Implementation was carried out in
January 1, 2024
A pioneering development project developed by the Amal for Community Development organization in Kenya to address the challenge of unsustainable funding faced by 78% of NGOs in Africa. The model combines international grants, local donations, and income-generating activities into an integrated funding system and has achieved exceptional success in promoting financial independence and expanding the scope of services.
50000
Total budget
Kenya — rural communities
Execution site
150% increase in the annual budget
Total energy produced
15 new rural communities benefiting
Buildings included
%
65
Cost savings
65% higher survival rate compared to single-funded organizations
Reducing carbon emissions annually
Project objectives
Diversifying funding sources to eliminate dependence on unstable foreign grants
Building a sustainable local donation base from beneficiary communities
Developing income-generating activities that support the organization's financial independence
Expanding services to include new rural communities
Technologies used
A mixed financing model combining grants, donations, and income-generating activities
A partnership mechanism with the local private sector to ensure a stable flow of resources.
Membership contribution system to promote community ownership and belonging to projects
Impact measurement methodology to monitor results and ensure sustainability
Partners and Implementers
Amal Organization for Community Development
Supervising Authority
Kenyan local private sector
Main contractor
Beneficiary rural communities
Technical Consultant
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