Work in practice

Dozens of engagements, across humanitarian, health, advocacy, mine action and cultural organisations, in more than fifty countries. Each names the services it used, because that is what you would commission to get the same result.

International NGO · Middle East, Africa, Asia

A regional strategy shaped by country teams and partners

Multilingual consultations across fourteen countries and four regional offices, in English, Arabic and French.

Mine action · Global, piloted in Iraq and Libya

A leadership curriculum adopted globally

A five-module inclusive leadership programme with facilitator guides, exercises and evaluation tools.

Global health · Humanitarian and fragile settings

Connecting accountability, preparedness and duty of care

An AAP framework and preparedness framework aligned with safeguarding and duty of care into one coordinated system.

International organisation · MENA

Regional civil society mapping across six countries

Research that informed a multi-year programme supporting more than 30 organisations.

Services used

Research & Assessment

Digital cultural media · Arab region

Independent accountability assessment during a public crisis

The organisation adopted the recommendations, restructured, published a response and continued its work.

Partner organisation · Global, Arabic and English

Bilingual digital learning on feminist MEAL

An openly released self-paced course with interactive activities, assessments and platform setup.

Organisations and professionals · MENA and United Kingdom

Building responsible AI capability across eleven countries

CTDC developed bilingual, context-specific learning that helped humanitarian actors, therapists and smaller organisations determine where AI adds value, where human judgement must remain and what safeguards responsible use requires.

Local civil society organisation · Tunisia

Increasing access to support tenfold while building independence

Funded by the FCDO’s Magna Carta Human Rights Fund, through multi-year accompaniment, access to the organisation’s services increased from 30 to 300, its public following more than doubled, and it developed its own strategies, partnerships and capacity to secure funding independently.

Civil society practitioners and initiatives · MENA

Turning regional learning into more than 500,000 in outreach

Seventeen participants in a training of trainers (ToT), from seven countries went on to deliver 13 workshops reaching 195 people, while the supported initiatives generated more than 500,000 in combined outreach, secured independent funding and expanded Arabic-language knowledge.

UK Government stakeholders · United Kingdom and MENA

Bringing regional knowledge into human rights policy

CTDC’s contextual analysis informed parliamentary briefings and ministerial discussions, bringing knowledge from regional organisations and civil society actors into high-level conversations on human rights, legislative reform and responsible international engagement.

Longer accounts

Fuller write-ups of these engagements - the challenge, the approach, and what happened afterwards - are available on request, including for engagements not listed here.

Ask us about work in your sector.

These case studies are samples. Since 2013 we have worked with 120+ organisations.
AGIP
Al Warsha
AMAN
Amazigh Women
The Arab British Centre
Association of Women Committees for Social Work
Badael
Baytna
British Council
Karlstedt Consulting AB
Cinemji
COAR
Coventry University Centre for Communities and Social Justice
CPD
Impact Research
CRTDA
Decosex
Docstream
eArabization
Eclipse
FemPawer
FFF
FOS
Hope Projects
IIED
Kohl
Transformative Pathways
Madar
Alight
Masaha
MEDEARTS
MOSAIC
My.Kali
Oxfam
PAO
EngenderHealth
QA
Sawa
SFJN
SIGI
Simula
SOAS University of London
Synergy for Justice
The Open University
UCL
Kvinna till Kvinna
WILPFF
WND
WSC
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