Competent public authorities
Dialogue and coordination respecting administrative mandates and cooperation terms.
Partnerships
Build complementarity.
Maintain clarity.
Cooperation in which every participant has a defined role, explicit scope and documented commitments.
Complementary expertise.
A shared ambition.
CIFTAM partnerships connect the expertise the programme needs: field knowledge, support, technology and financial services.
Cooperation rests on common goals, defined responsibilities and shared working methods.
The Centre prioritises contributions that benefit artisanal miners, cooperatives and communities.
PRIORITIES
Four areas
of complementarity.
Authorised institutions & providers
Referrals to services within their authorisation, decisions and terms.
Technology partners
Tool design, interoperability, continuity and data control under clear contracts.
Development partners
Funders and development organisations support capacity building, programmes and outcomes for artisans under agreed commitments.
A CLEAR PATHWAY
Strong cooperation
is built step by step.
Define a common need
Start with a real problem and a useful service, not just mutual publicity.
Frame roles and data
Define responsibilities, permissions, resources and exit conditions.
Arrange follow-up
Agree on work stages, responsibilities and arrangements for monitoring cooperation.
COMPLEMENTARITY · CONTINUITY
Defined roles.
Documented commitments.
The cooperation framework should set responsibilities, deliverables, permissions, information-sharing terms and service continuity.
Rights to tools and content, backups and exit arrangements must be clarified before sensitive exchanges or development. Each party’s rights and powers are preserved.
Clear cooperation connects goals, resources, contributions and monitoring of results.