Learn More About GraduationGovernments, aid agencies, and donors have been looking for something backed by real evidence showing they can help the poorest of the world, and the Graduation approach does exactly that.
- Annie Duflo - Executive Director | Innovations for Poverty Action
Global and Regional Partners
Partnering with influencers around the world
Collaborating for Impact
We’ll leverage BRAC’s experience, insights, and expertise to support our core efforts:
Our ExpertiseStrengthening Government Capacity
Advise governments on how to best utilize their existing resources and integrate our approach into their poverty reduction programs.
Adapting to Local Contexts
Work with local governments, civil society, and communities to customize poverty alleviation programs to understand and address the unique and multidimensional challenges people living in extreme poverty face in different contexts.
Investing in Learning & Innovation
Study the most effective ways to adapt and scale our approach, and use these learning to inform our program and policy recommendations and improve our methods.
Influencing Policies & Programs
Advocate for more adaptive, inclusive, and comprehensive policies and programs to better serve the poorest people living around the world.
Adapting Graduation for Different Contexts & Communities
Extreme poverty does not exist on its own. It is deeply tied to the other large-scale global challenges. That’s why we adapt our approach to effect positive change across a variety of contexts, for different marginalized communities, addressing multiple Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Meet Our Partners
Partnering with influencers around the world.
Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab
Action for Sustainable Development
Asian Development Bank
Big Lottery Fund
BOMA Project
CARE International
Cartier Philanthropy
Catalyst 2030
CIVICUS
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Egyptian Human Development Association
Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office
Giving Without Limits Association
Government of Kenya
Government of Lesotho, Ministry of Social Development
Government of Philippines, Department of Labor and Employment of the Philippines & Department of Social Welfare and Development of the Philippines
Government of Rwanda
Government of Tunisia, Ministry of Agriculture and Hydraulic Resources and Fisheries & Ministry of Social Affairs
Government of Zambia, Ministry of Community Development and Social Services
Guinea National Agency for Economic and Social Inclusion
International Fund for Agricultural Development
Innovations for Poverty Action
Medicor Foundation
Partnership for Economic Inclusion
Sawiris Foundation
Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board
UNICEF
USP2030
World Bank
How to Partner with BRAC UPGI
Download One PagerI’d like to also take this opportunity to congratulate the entire BRAC team for such a fantastic job on the [Sustainable Women's Livelihoods] curriculum and engaging men in activities. It was a challenging assignment, not just because of the travel restrictions but also the goal of designing activities that are effective yet easy to incorporate into what’s already quite a complex project, yet you delivered really high quality work. We’ve really appreciated the BRAC team’s knowledge and professionalism and hope to have the opportunity to work together again soon.
- Ioana A. Botea | Social Protection Economist at the World Bank