Development partners
Organizations interested in humanitarian and development collaboration.
Work with IRF
IRF welcomes partnership conversations with people and organizations committed to dignified, lasting change in Liberia.
Partnership transparency: Organization names and logos will only appear after the relationship and permission to publish have been confirmed.
Why partnership matters
IRF brings local purpose and community-centered program direction. The right partners can bring knowledge, relationships, resources, and shared accountability.
Together, partners can explore practical ways to strengthen skills, livelihoods, recovery support, families, children, and community resilience.
Who we welcome
IRF welcomes conversations across four broad partnership groups.
Organizations interested in humanitarian and development collaboration.
People with local knowledge, trusted relationships, and community priorities.
Educational, civic, health, faith-based, and professional institutions exploring shared work.
Individuals interested in responsibly supporting IRF’s mission and programs.
Areas for collaboration
Partnership conversations can begin around any of IRF’s five confirmed program areas.
How we want to work together
IRF’s partnership approach is designed around respect for people, community context, clarity, and responsible reporting.
Each partner brings knowledge and value.
Local priorities remain visible in decisions.
Roles, resources, and responsibilities are discussed openly.
Claims and public recognition are verified before publication.
A simple starting process
Every partnership can begin with four clear steps.
Introduce your organization, interest, and contact details.
Discuss shared purpose and the relevant program area.
Clarify roles, scope, resources, and expectations.
Review progress, evidence, and lessons responsibly.
Partner directory
IRF partner names and logos will be added after the partnership and permission to publish are confirmed.
Begin the conversation
Email IRF with your organization or name, the program area that interests you, and the kind of collaboration you would like to discuss.