Strategic Partnerships Strong collaboration with UN OCHA, Harvard, Save the Children UK, and Mercy Corps’ Conflict Management Group presents warm introductions to humanitarian and policy circles. Leverage these connections to position tailored conflict prevention and humanitarian policy services to related agencies and NGOs, emphasizing joint program opportunities and multi-stakeholder grants.

Small but Global With 11-50 employees and international reach in conflict settings, there is a niche for scalable, high-impact consulting and remote advisory services. Offer modular, low-cost engagements and retainer-based advisory to expand footprint without a large in-house team.

Policy and Practice Focus on the intersection of humanitarian policy and conflict resolution, including Peacebuilding, New Frontiers in Humanitarian Action, and Children in Armed Conflict Accountability. Market to funders and implementers seeking policy-informed, outcomes-oriented interventions with measurable impact.

Recent Offerings New products like Peace Pulse and the Comparative Matrix demonstrate innovativeness and productized insights. Explore opportunities to upsell analytics-as-a-service, continuous monitoring dashboards, and custom policy briefs for donors and governments.

Funding Signals Reported revenue in the zero-to-one-million range suggests a lean, agile organization. Position scalable services such as workshops, capacity-building programs, and grant-writing support to align with typical NGO and foundation funding cycles.