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Associação CLIP – Resources e Desenvolvimento (CLIP – Resources and Development Association) is a non-profit association founded in October 2012, from a locally based associative movement in Alta de Lisboa with the mission is to promote and energize initiatives that strengthen the work of people and entities that promote community development.

With 192 members and around 40 partner organizations in the current, CLIP is expertise in training and workshops on associative environment such as project management, fundraising and sustainability strategies, developing during the last two years the Qualis Project – Quality Seal for NGOs, whose objective has been to strengthen the sustainability of NGOs by training them, bringing them closer to potential financiers and granting them the Qualis Seal.

Formem

FORMEM – Federação Portuguesa da Formação Profissional e Emprego de Pessoa com Deficiência is an umbrella organization that brings together 48 affiliates all through Portugal who support persons with disabilities (PwD) in their professional qualifications and job aspirations.

Headquartered in Coimbra, it seeks to shape and influence public policies in the areas of Vocational Training and Employment of PwD since 1991. The main activities focus on enhancing the endogenous capacities of its members through trainings, benchmarking and quality management activities, as well as dissemination and production of scientific knowledge in the area of socio professional inclusion.

Rådgivnings Danmark

RådgivningsDanmark (RD) is a Danish national association for professional, non-profit counselling services. We work to strengthen the quality and impact of counselling services by setting standards, offering accreditation, and fostering knowledge sharing among organizations. Our 80 members provide free, independent advice to citizens on legal, social, and health-related issues. By promoting best practices and advocating for high quality counselling services, we ensure that people in complicated life situations receive the support they need.

Icong

The Institute for the Quality of NGOs – ICONG, founded in May 2008, is a non-profit organization and is the result of the will of partner organizations to work for the promotion and strengthening of a culture of quality among the small-medium entities of the Spanish Third Sector.

Among the services they provide, they carry out certification processes through the NGO Quality Standard, a reference for quality management in the social sector, creating as well tools to improve transparency and good governance and a long list of references, guides and work models aimed at facilitating NGOs with the best management of resources, effectiveness and efficiency and results orientation, putting people at the center.

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Civil Society Europe

Civil Society Europe (CSE) brings together 24 European platforms of national and regional civil society organizations in different topics like, education, culture or social and animal rights, among others. They contribute to the EU’s recognition of the role and value of independent and plural CSOs in building and fostering a democratic society based on fundamental rights, the development of a strong and independent civil society and effective civil dialogue.

CSE has also been working together with its members in areas relevant to quality management, such as mutual learning exchanges and training on the accountability of civil society organizations, from transparency requirements, codes of conduct for the board of directors and the organization’s staff, integrating gender equality until addressing the environmental impact of policies.

Members

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Formem

Rådgivnings Danmark

Icong

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