This prestigious programme innovates by using a fresh approach of working with leaders of NGOs who are committed to guiding their organisations on the journey towards non-donor reliance. Leaders will attend a dynamic, interactive modular programme over an eight-month period. Participants will have the opportunity to assess their own organisation’s financial sustainability as a case study in order to develop strategies and plans to enable quick implementation for greater impact. The programme facilitates finding unique ways to incorporate alternatives to 100% donor reliance, through diversifying income streams, which will conclude in the development of a clear plan towards attaining organisational objectives in line with their vision and mission.
Thanks to generous support from the Deutsche Bank South Africa Foundation, scholarships are available for successful applicants who are able to motivate how their organisation and its beneficiaries will benefit from this programme. You can find more programme information in the brochure here and complete your application online here. For more information, please contact az.ca.abist@dlevelom.ragde or at 021 532 2750 (Ext 154).
This course is offered by TSiBA Education (www.tsiba.ac.za), a private, registered and accredited tertiary business school which has operated as a non-profit company since 2004. In three short years TSiBA has gone from generating just 10% of its own income to leveraging its intellectual property (IP) to generate 35% of its income from non-donor sources. TSiBA’s goal, which is well within reach, is to be generating 50% of income from non-donor sources by 2018.
Deutsche Bank is a fully integrated international investment banking operation. It ranks as one of the top international banks, providing a wide range of products and services in investment, corporate banking and securities. The Deutsche Bank Africa Foundation was established in 2002 with the mission is to support communities and historically disadvantaged people to enhance quality of life through the use of financial resources, active participation of all staff and partnering with clients.
