Juba, Central Equatoria State, Republic of South Sudan
Collaboration
ILA recognises that sustainable justice and development can only be achieved through effective collaboration.
Our partners
ILA builds and maintains strategic partnerships with national, regional and international stakeholders whose expertise and shared commitment strengthen South Sudan's justice and governance systems.
ILA works with UNFPA through the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Workstream in South Sudan, part of the humanitarian Protection Cluster coordination system.
“Strengthening Youth Participation, Access to Justice, Human Rights and Inclusive Development”
The list below sets out the categories of institution ILA works with. Named partners and donors are published only once a formal relationship has been confirmed by both organisations.
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A steadfast commitment to justice, human rights, the rule of law, democratic governance, and ethical service delivery.
A multidisciplinary team of qualified legal practitioners, human rights specialists, governance experts, researchers, programme managers, and development professionals.
Comprehensive knowledge of South Sudan's legal framework, governance environment, cultural diversity, conflict dynamics, and community realities, enabling context-sensitive interventions.
Strong relationships with local communities and stakeholders that ensure programmes are participatory, inclusive, responsive, and sustainable.
Robust governance, financial management, procurement, safeguarding, and accountability systems that promote responsible stewardship of resources and compliance with donor requirements.
Collaboration with government institutions, civil society organizations, community structures, and international partners that enhances programme effectiveness and collective impact.
Commitment to research, evidence generation, digital innovation, adaptive programming, and organizational learning that strengthens programme quality and long-term impact.
Strong systems for project planning, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, financial reporting, risk management, and results-based management.
Ability to design and implement programmes across diverse geographic, political, and humanitarian contexts, including remote, conflict-affected, and hard-to-reach areas.
A long-term commitment to strengthening local institutions, building community resilience, promoting local ownership, and delivering measurable, lasting development outcomes.
Donor information
ILA maintains governance, financial management, procurement, safeguarding and accountability systems designed to meet donor compliance requirements and to support responsible stewardship of the resources entrusted to it.
The Board of Directors operates a Finance & Audit Committee and a Risk & Compliance Committee, and an Internal Audit Officer reports independently of programme management.
Institutional documentation — governance, financial, safeguarding and MEAL — is available to prospective donors on request from the head office in Juba.
Work with ILA
ILA welcomes enquiries from government institutions, UN agencies, development partners, foundations, NGOs, academic institutions and civil society.