Service Centres · Participation
Appointments are based on capability, defined scope and written terms.
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Choose the right relationship
Strategy Partners contribute defined expertise in areas such as mediation, facilitation, learning, research or project support while remaining responsible for their own services and conduct.
A legally independent operator may provide one or more confirmed service modules in a named location. Its public centre page identifies the operator, premises, team, current scope and validity period.
A regional centre may connect institutions, specialist communities and USG programmes across a wider geography. This role requires demonstrated operating capacity and a separate written arrangement.
Assessment criteria
A suitable legal entity, governance structure and responsible decision-makers.
A credible operational team with the qualifications and experience required for the proposed scope.
Premises and local access arrangements appropriate to the services actually offered.
Evidence of delivery capacity, safeguarding, confidentiality and reliable administration.
A practical commitment to USG principles, clear records and constructive co-operation.
Selection process
Tell us the location, organisation and proposed role.
We identify whether the proposal matches a current development priority.
Legal identity, leadership, capability, premises and proposed modules are reviewed.
Both sides clarify responsibilities, local needs and realistic scope.
A limited pilot may begin only after the role and scope are confirmed in writing.
An appointed centre receives a transparent public page showing its current status.
