Partner With SEGA Invest in Girls. Strengthen Communities. Create Lasting Impact.
SEGA welcomes partnerships with organizations, foundations, companies, institutions, development partners, alumni, professionals and individuals who share our commitment to girls' education, empowerment and sustainable community development.
A partnership can provide financial resources, technical expertise, learning opportunities, mentorship, equipment, scholarships, internships, community services or other forms of support aligned with SEGA's programs and priorities.
Ways You Can Partner With SEGA
Education & Scholarships
Support access to quality education through scholarships, learning materials, academic support, study opportunities and transition-to-higher-education initiatives.
Girls' Empowerment
Support life skills, mentoring, leadership, SRHR education, career exposure and programs that help girls make informed decisions about their futures.
Entrepreneurship & Skills
Provide training, equipment, mentorship, market connections or financial support for entrepreneurship and practical skills development.
Environment & Sustainability
Partner on environmental awareness, organic farming, climate-resilient practices, conservation education and sustainable school initiatives.
Technology & Innovation
Support digital learning, ICT infrastructure, connectivity, digital skills and innovative educational solutions for students.
Corporate & Institutional Partnerships
Companies and institutions can contribute through CSR programs, employee volunteering, professional mentorship, internships, equipment and strategic collaborations.
How to Become a SEGA Partner
- Introduce your organization or initiative. Tell us who you are, what you do, and why you are interested in partnering with SEGA.
- Identify the area of collaboration. Explain whether your interest is education, scholarships, empowerment, entrepreneurship, environment, technology, mentorship or another area.
- Share your proposed contribution. This may include funding, expertise, equipment, training, services, mentorship, networks or other resources.
- Discuss the partnership. SEGA can review the proposal and discuss objectives, beneficiaries, responsibilities, timelines, monitoring and reporting.
- Agree on a partnership framework. Where appropriate, the parties may develop a partnership agreement or memorandum of understanding outlining the collaboration.
- Implement and measure impact. Partners work with SEGA to deliver agreed activities and review results, learning and impact.
What We Look for in a Partner
- Shared commitment to girls' education, empowerment and community development.
- Professionalism, integrity, transparency and accountability.
- Respect for safeguarding, dignity, inclusion and the rights of children and young people.
- Clear objectives and realistic commitments.
- Willingness to collaborate, communicate and learn.
Sample Partnership Proposal
Organization: Example Tanzania Foundation
Partnership Area: Girls' Education & Digital Skills
Sample Contribution: Support for a one-year digital learning initiative, including equipment, training and mentorship.
Sample Target: 100 students and selected teachers.
Sample Duration: January–December 2027.
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