ACCENTURE DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIPS
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DELIVERING THE POWER OF ACCENTURE'S GLOBAL CAPABILITIES AND EXPERIENCE TO ADDRESS COMPLEX SOCIAL ISSUES
Accenture Development Partnerships has a deep understanding of the international development sector—where it has been, and its future potential. Since 2003, our teams have applied business and technology solutions to build capacity and strengthen programs for development organizations around the globe. We are a nexus player, working across government, business and civil society, and at the intersection of international development and digital technologies.
We bring breakthrough thinking and approaches from the private sector to help development organizations deliver sustainable outcomes to drive effectiveness today and prepare for tomorrow. By tapping into the best of Accenture's ecosystem and alliance partners—global reach, extensive capabilities, cross-industry perspectives and a skilled workforce—we can provide end-to-end solutions.
CORE CAPABILITIES
Accenture Development Partnerships offers a range of services to the development sector centered around four key areas. Our best work happens when we thread strengths in these areas together to provide complete solutions at scale.
Organization & Program Strengthening
Craft business strategies to thrive in an evolving developmental landscape.
INSIGHTS AND IMPACT
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Girls Takeover on International Day of the Girl 2018
Read about the takeover of ADP’s global team meeting to help raise awareness of gender equality. -
Financing growth in the clean cookstoves and fuels market
This report analyses the Clean Cooking Working Capital Fund and explores learnings to enable companies to drive sector growth across global markets. -
Immunize for inefficiency
A digital supply network can increase affordable access to medicines and pay for itself. -
Digital disruption: Development unleashed
Multiply innovation, collaboration and impact through digital in international development. -
Food, shelter and connectivity: Helping to meet the basic needs of today's refugees
New research from Accenture and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) underscores the need for connectivity—and identifies three areas crucial to delivering it. -
Vision of the Future: Financial Inclusion 2025
Four major forces are likely to fundamentally reshape poor people's lives and the financial inclusion industry -
The World Bank: An identity management breakthrough for developing nations
Developing nations can integrate proof-of-identity systems to get critical services to people faster. -
Novo Nordisk: Small investments deliver big changes in maternal and child health
The Vida Nueva project in Columbia offers a model approach to address Gestational Diabetes Mellitus. -
Access to medicines: The next growth frontier
Rethinking the pharma supply chain strategy is key to improving access to medicines in emerging markets. -
SheforShield: Insure women to better protect all
Examining the potential impact of women’s growing need for insurance, particularly in emerging markets. -
Financial Inclusion: From exclusion to empowerment
Cross-sector partnerships create opportunities for millions to access financial services as banks serve developing economies in new ways.
CLIENT CASE STUDIES
PARTNERSHIPS WITH PURPOSE
Focus on Save the Children &
Plan International
Plan International
James Baxani, Strategy Consultant, Health & Public Service, Accenture discusses working on an Accenture Development Partnerships project at Save the Children and Plan International to provide young people with access to education and ensure that all young people have the opportunity to learn.
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PARTNERSHIPS WITH PURPOSE
Focus on Plan International
Soma Dey, Strategy Manager, CFO & Enterprise Value, Accenture shares her experience working on an Accenture Development Partnerships project helping Plan International to fulfill its mission to help more children.
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PARTNERSHIPS WITH PURPOSE
Focus on Oxfam International
Lucy Buzzoni, Strategy Manager, Communications, Accenture shares her experience working on an Accenture Development Partnerships project helping Oxfam to fulfil its mission of reducing world poverty.
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PARTNERSHIPS WITH PURPOSE
Focus on Notre Dame CE3 Project
Gabi Oken, Management Consulting manager, Accenture shares her experience working with The University of Notre Dame’s Initiative for Global Development to provide connectivity, electricity, education and entrepreneurship skills in rural Africa.
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PARTNERSHIPS WITH PURPOSE
Focus on Amref Health Africa
Annie Geraghty, management consultant, Life Sciences, Accenture, shares her experience working with Amref Health Africa to support community health workers with mobile technology in Kenya.
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LEADERSHIP
F. Roger Ford
Managing Director,
Accenture Development Partnerships
Roger is the global co-lead for Accenture Development Partnerships, bringing Accenture's global capabilities and experience to the international development sector. He focuses on applying digital innovation, cross-sector partnerships and market-based solutions to drive social impact through sustainable economic growth. Roger is based in Washington, DC.
Louise James
Managing Director,
Accenture Development Partnerships
Louise is the global co-lead for Accenture Development Partnerships, dedicated to guiding clients and driving societal impact. She has a deep understanding of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and a particular expertise in cross-sector partnerships between civil society and the private sector. Louise is based in London.
Ian Lobo
Managing Director,
Accenture Development Partnerships
Ian is the Strategy & Innovation lead for Accenture Development Partnerships. He focuses on driving programmatic results at the intersection of digital and international development to help clients innovate sustainable, digitally-enabled, market-based solutions, leveraging Accenture's Innovation Architecture and technology partner ecosystem. Ian is based in Toronto.
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