Partner with WPP

WPP seeks to align programme delivery, as applicable, with recognised humanitarian good practice including Accountability to Affected Populations, protection mainstreaming, safeguarding/PSEA, Do No Harm and conflict sensitivity, and relevant sector standards. WPP does not claim certification or formal compliance with a specific standard unless this can be evidenced.

WPP seeks partnerships that combine local leadership with clear technical, fiduciary and safeguarding accountability. The organisation can position itself as a local implementing partner, consortium member or community-access and peacebuilding partner, subject to grant-specific due diligence and capacity requirements.

• Locally led engagement grounded in community structures and women’s participation.
• Peacebuilding and conflict-sensitivity integrated into programme design and implementation.
• Community mobilisation and contextual knowledge in priority locations.
• A commitment to transparent targeting, feedback, safeguarding and responsible resource management.
• Integrated programming across humanitarian response, resilience and peacebuilding where funding and technical capacity permit.

• Early involvement in assessment, design, targeting and sequencing decisions.
• Equitable cost recovery and realistic investment in institutional capacity.
• Shared analysis and management of security, fiduciary, safeguarding and reputational risks.
• Technical accompaniment and systems strengthening alongside project delivery.
• Multi-year and flexible partnerships where appropriate to peacebuilding and resilience outcomes.

WPP offers partners a women-led and locally rooted platform that combines community access, peacebuilding and conflict-sensitivity, protection awareness, accountable humanitarian delivery and resilience programming. WPP’s comparative advantage is its ability to connect women’s leadership and community structures with practical assistance, local dialogue, inclusive decision-making and longer-term resilience. Partnership commitments include transparent targeting, safeguarding/PSEA, community feedback, responsible resource management, shared risk analysis and continuous institutional learning.