DPI was founded by a team of committed international development professionals who have extensive global experience in democracy and governance programs, justice and legal sector reform, human rights and advocacy, and gender and youth empowerment. Our team has over 40 years of collective experience in managing, designing and evaluating international development programs. We employ a global perspective tailored to the individual countries and needs to improve democracy and governance, and empower citizens to exercise their rights.
We deliver reforms that improve lives by understanding development challenges in their unique context, designing innovative solutions to meet them, and creating strong local partnerships that maximize impact and sustainability. DPI incorporates a holistic approach that emphasizes the link between rule of law and democratic development, with particular attention to empowering poor and vulnerable groups.
Analytic Task on Authoritarian Resurgence and Influence (ATARI)
Latin America and Caribbean Learning and Rapid Response (LACLEARN)
Collective Action to Reduce Gender-Based Violence (CARE-GBV) Task Order
USAID’s Judiciary Against Corruption Activity, Bosnia and Herzegovina
DRG Assessments Task Order
USAID’s Feteh (Justice) Activity, Ethiopia
A dedicated team of uniquely skilled international development professionals committed to enhancing the lives and the rights of people around the world
08.12.2021
Initial applications for grants up to USD250,000 from qualified entities
09.02.2021
USAID Collective Action to Reduce Gender-Based Violence (CARE-GBV) initiative launched a small grants program. Deadline for applications March 17, 2021.