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Our Donors

CDI couldn’t accomplish its goals without the support from national governments, multi-lateral bodies, foundations, and individual donors. Learn more about some of our donors below.

Our Current and Past Donors

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Berghof Foundation

Syria Program

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Brookings Institute

Conflict Resolution-IDPs and Mediation

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Cummings Foundation

Political Accommodation

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Denmark, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Sudan Program
Syria Program
Sudan and South Sudan Program

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European Union

Sudan Program
Somali Program

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Germany, Federal Foreign Office

Children in Armed Conflict

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Humanity United

Sudan and South Sudan Program

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National Endowment for Democracy (NED)

Sudan Program
Sudan and South Sudan Program

Somali Program

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Norway, Royal Norwegian Embassy

Sudan Program
Somali Program

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Save the Children UK

Children in Armed Conflict
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CRIC

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SwissPeace

Humanitarian Access Syria

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United States Institute of Peace (USIP)

Sudan and South Sudan
Sudan Program
South Sudan Program

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The World Bank

Somali Program

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“This work relies on accountability mechanisms defined by Conflict Dynamics International as those actions taken to achieve outcomes for children …”

“Mapping of Children Protection Accountability Mechanisms in Armed Conflict in Africa”

Save The Children Report, 2019

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