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Partner with SAS+


SAS+ is an opportunity for international and local organizations and networks to receive tailored, hands-on support through a transition process from an international to local entity. The SAS+ consortium serves as a learning partner for partnerships in transition and can provide guidance and technical support to facilitate the use of practical tools and resources throughout the engagement. 

Stay Informed

 

  • We held our Mutual Capacity Strengthening Learning Event on May 8. See the recording here.
  • SAS+ attended the #ShiftThePower Summit in December 2023 — read our reflections.
  • As we continue to attend events, conferences, meetings, we look forward to engaging with you in those spaces and beyond.

Stay Connected

 

  • Subscribe to our newsletter: Sign up here to receive quarterly updates from us by email. You will receive the latest SAS+ tools and resources, along with highlights from other organizations that are discussing locally-led development, right in your inbox.
  • Join the SAS+ Community of Practice: Click here to freely share your experiences relating to the act of responsible transitioning in a demand-driven space for open conversations and exchange of lessons across practitioners, locally-led organizations, and international organizations.

 

Contact SAS+

We’re keen to continue growing our community and would love to hear from you. Follow the SAS+ consortium organizations on social media or reach out to the point of contact at each organization below. #StoppingAsSuccess

 

     

 

 

  

 

 

  

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