Partners
We rarely work alone
RECOAT delivers its programs in collaboration with government and civil society partners — pooling resources and reach so communities get more support, faster.
Working together
How we partner
RECOAT rarely works alone in an emergency. From the 2017–2022 Livelihoods and WASH project with OSSEDI and CADECOM, to the multi-agency Emergency Rapid Response consortium mobilized for cyclones Ana and Gombe in 2022, RECOAT's partnerships let it reach more communities, more quickly, than it could alone — while staying accountable to the Ministry of Health and Malawi's devolved health system for the services it delivers.
Ministry of Health, Malawi
RECOAT implements its health, HIV, and SRH programming in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health, under Malawi's devolved health system structure.
CADECOM
Catholic Development Commission in Malawi
A long-standing partner since RECOAT's founding, and a co-implementer of the 2017–2022 Livelihoods and WASH project.
OSISA
Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa
Partner across RECOAT's development programming since its establishment.
OSSEDI
Co-implementing partner on the 2017–2022 Livelihoods and WASH project alongside CADECOM.
TEVETA
Technical, Entrepreneurial and Vocational Education and Training Authority
Partner across RECOAT's development programming since its establishment.
CARE International
Consortium partner in the Emergency Rapid Response to cyclones Ana and Gombe, February–May 2022.
Eagles Relief
Consortium partner in the Emergency Rapid Response to cyclones Ana and Gombe.
CARD
Consortium partner in the Emergency Rapid Response to cyclones Ana and Gombe, and in a related consortium with CRS.
Emmanuel International
Consortium partner in the Emergency Rapid Response to cyclones Ana and Gombe.
WOLRECH
Consortium partner in the Emergency Rapid Response to cyclones Ana and Gombe.
Girls Empowerment Network
Consortium partner in the Emergency Rapid Response to cyclones Ana and Gombe.
CRS
Catholic Relief Services
Consortium partner, alongside CARD, in RECOAT's emergency response to cyclones Ana and Gombe.