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Partnerships

Contributions organised around an approved need.

Ubuntu Gale partners may provide funding, software, cloud infrastructure, devices, connectivity, research, specialist delivery, learning or community access. Partnership is not a logo exchange.

01Technology partners

Infrastructure and tools with a sustainable exit

Cloud, software, device and connectivity contributions must state eligibility, duration, renewal cost, data location, support limits, portability and what happens when a credit period ends.

02Specialist partners

Expertise accountable to programme standards

Potential partners include product, engineering, cybersecurity, data protection, learning, accessibility, monitoring and evaluation, finance and research specialists. Access is scoped and conflicts must be declared.

03Community and delivery partners

Local relationships are delivery infrastructure

Local partners can support needs validation, participant access, context, language, venues, safeguarding and implementation. Community access does not grant unrestricted permission to collect or publish information.

04Due diligence

What Ubuntu Gale will assess

Mission alignment, legal identity, beneficial ownership where relevant, reputation, conflicts, capacity, data practices, safeguarding, contribution terms, sustainability and the risk of dependency or undue influence.

05Partnership record

Every accepted contribution needs a written scope

The record defines contribution, value, owner, start and end dates, restrictions, data access, intellectual property, communications approval, safeguarding duties, reporting and exit.