Nashiriki is a digital platform empowering local organisations to tackle conflict, manage humanitarian efforts, and promote responsible business in collaboration with the global private sector.
Nashiriki provides local organisations with the tools they need to digitise equitably and exchange information towards enhancing the effectiveness of international interventions.
Supporting mediation and reconciliation using evidence-based insights.
Intelligence in support of faster, more efficient aid distribution.
Strengthening ties between local economies and ethical business practices.
Encouraging sustainable development through compliance.
Nashiriki is the result of a collaboration between Justice Plus and Hive to improve access to information at the origin of critical value chains. It guides local stakeholders in their response to global challenges.
The Garamba Alliance program aims to balance biodiversity protection with sustainable livelihoods around the Garamba National Park, accompanying the formalisation of artisanal mining practices, reducing illegal activities, and empowering local communities. A dedicated Nashiriki module is being developed to enable real-time monitoring by local partners, towards improved collaboration and decision-making.
The Holistic Due Diligence project seeks to enhance responsible sourcing and sustainable practices across the supply chain of energy transition minerals. It also involves an unprecedented collaboration with the local banking sector. Nashiriki is used to facilitate risk management and due diligence reporting by local stakeholders, and support their access to compliant markets and legitimate finance.
The Partnership for Development of the Eastern Congo (PDEC - Tujenge) has focused on strengthening the foundations for lasting peace in the region, through transparent and responsible engagement. A digital risk management module inside Nashiriki forms part of the sustainable handover of program management tools to local actors.
The provinces of Ituri and North Kivu in eastern DRC have been beset by cycles of violent conflict. The eponymous Nashiriki project aims to build community resilience in the face of these conflict drivers by promoting collaboration and trust. It brings together communities with local authorities, to find durable solutions for the large numbers of people displaced by conflict. Information managed via the conflict management module serves to orient peace-building interventions.
