ABOUT ISPI
The Inclusion for Sustainable Progress Initiative (ISPI) is a women-led, national, non-profit, and non-political NGO registered in South Sudan under the NGO Act, 2016.
Founded in 2023 in Juba, ISPI empowers women and children, strengthens community resilience, and promotes inclusive, sustainable development. At least two-thirds of senior management and board positions are held by women, ensuring gender equity in leadership.
ISPI partners with communities, civil society, government institutions, and international organizations to deliver impactful programs across South Sudan and Kenya.
STRATEGIC PROGRAM
ISPI delivers impact through three integrated clusters
Humanitarian Response
Protection & Social Welfare
Shelter & Non-Food Items (NFI)
Emergency health, nutrition, and WASH
Development & Resilience
Education & Skills Development
Food Security & Livelihoods
- Climate Adaptation & Environmental Resilience
Advocacy & Leadership
Access to Justice
Gender Equality & Women’s Rights
- Peacebuilding & Social Cohesion
Governance & Management
ISPI is governed by a Board of Directors (Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer, Members), with two-thirds women representation.
The Secretariat, led by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), manages daily operations including program implementation, financial management, partnerships, and compliance
Partnerships & Resource Mobilization
ISPI collaborates with:
Government institutions
Local NGOs & CBOs
International NGOs & UN agencies
Private sector & community stakeholders
Resource Mobilization Strategies:
Donor grants & project funding
Institutional partnerships
Community-driven fundraising initiatives
PARTNERS WITH ISPI
ISPIwelcomes partnerships with donors, international NGOs, government entities
and local actors committed to advancing women’s empowerment, disability
inclusion, peacebuilding, and humanitarian response in South Sudan.
Governance & Management
ISPI is governed by a Board of Directors (Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, Secretary, Treasurer, Members), with two-thirds women representation.
The Secretariat, led by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), manages daily operations including program implementation, financial management, partnerships, and compliance
Geographic Coverage
Head Office: Juba,
Field Office: Central Equatoria State,Jonglei State -Bor
Program Reach: Expanding across South Sudan’s states with priority in conflict-affected and underserved communities.