Orientation
Evidence states and verification boundariesSeparate declared, reviewed, source-verified, due-diligence assessed, expired, and unresolved information.
TCAA partner-readiness pathway
Organization verification and partner profile readiness.
A 5.5-hour, seven-part pathway for local organizations and reviewers who need accurate public profiles, defensible evidence states, proportionate partner checks, secure claims, and maintainable trust information.
Guided time5.5 hours across 7 parts
Knowledge checks7 microchecks + 12 practice
Final draft16 applied scenarios
OutputPartner Readiness Pack
Public materials
Fourteen tools for profile quality, due diligence, secure claims, and safer outreach.
Lesson previewSix public lessons covering profile identity, identifiers, trust signals, partner checks, announcements, and claim boundaries.
Profile readiness checklistReview public profile fields, legal identity, contacts, sectors, evidence, safeguarding, reporting routes, and update ownership.
Organization profile field mapPrepare public-facing fields for directory profiles without exposing sensitive personal or operational information.
Identifier and evidence registerTrack registration numbers, public identifiers, websites, policy links, reports, references, and evidence owners.
Trust-signal reviewAssess governance, finance, safeguarding, MEAL, complaints, past performance, and public accountability evidence.
Profile-claim boundary logSeparate self-declared claims, reviewed evidence, external verification, unresolved gaps, and public wording limits.
Announcement readiness checklistCheck jobs, calls, events, publications, project news, and partner announcements before public posting.
Missing-information action planTurn profile gaps into owners, deadlines, source requests, and next review dates.
Facilitator session planA practical workshop flow for profile readiness, trust signals, and safe verification boundaries.
Relationship due-diligence planDefine the relationship, affected people, material risks, evidence, decision owner, options, and review triggers.
Partner risk and conditionsConnect risks to controls, decisions, conditions, support, evidence tests, consequences, and monitoring.
Profile claim review recordTrack token use, authority, duplicate checks, evidence, contradictions, decision scope, appeal, and expiry.
Duplicate-safe outreach ledgerUse stable campaign/contact keys and prepared, sent, claimed, bounced, and do-not-contact states.
Assessment blueprintSee microchecks, practice threshold, held final, assignment review, and certificate boundary.
Final assignment briefBuild ten connected components and test four realistic claim and partnership scenarios.
Seven-part pathway
Make an organization easier to find, understand, and assess.
Part 1
Controlled public identityPrepare names, purpose, geography, sectors, contacts, disclosure classes, ownership, consistency checks, and update triggers.
Part 2
Identifiers and source evidenceMatch each claim to the appropriate issuer, jurisdiction, record, scope, date, status, contradiction, and access control.
Part 3
Capacity and trust signalsAssess operating evidence across governance, programmes, operations, safeguarding, accountability, MEAL, and partnerships.
Part 4
Proportionate partner due diligenceDefine relationship risk, evidence, decisions, fairness, conditions, support, monitoring, remedies, and review triggers.
Part 5
Claim, update, appeal, and outreachControl tokens, authority, duplicate profiles, review, public wording, appeals, material changes, and duplicate-safe invitations.
Part 6
Final Partner Readiness PackConnect ten components and test identity, announcement, safeguarding, and claim-authority scenarios.
Practical outcomes
Participants should leave with a public profile that is easier to trust and maintain.
- Organization profile completeness checklist.
- Identifier and evidence inventory.
- Trust-signal and accountability checklist.
- Partner due-diligence preparation notes.
- Safe announcement and update workflow.
- Profile-claim and missing-information improvement plan.
Verification boundary
This course is not accreditation, legal verification, sanctions clearance, or donor due-diligence approval.
This pathway should be presented as practical professional development for profile readiness and evidence discipline. It does not replace legal registration checks, official accreditation, donor due diligence, sanctions screening, anti-money-laundering checks, safeguarding investigation, audit assurance, or independent verification of all public claims. Public profiles should clearly distinguish self-declared information, platform review, and externally verified evidence.
Source-backed foundation
Identity, due diligence, and NPO risk claims remain scoped and proportionate.
IATI guidance explains how organization identifiers are constructed from registration-agency information and checked in IATI onboarding; the identifier is not a general accreditation.
The course uses risk-based due diligence and focused, proportionate NPO safeguards rather than indiscriminate documentation burdens or permanent trust labels.
Delivery options
Designed for future Atlas outreach and responsible organization onboarding.
Claim a profileOpen the controlled organization-claim route and submit authority evidence for review.Explore Atlas organizationsSee how public profiles support discovery while evidence states and gaps remain bounded.Partner-readiness supportPrepare a real organization, network, consortium, or grant relationship through a scoped clinic.
Related learning
Connect profile readiness with grants and finance controls.
Use organization profile evidence as a stronger base for funder eligibility, proposal readiness, and grant-file discipline.
Support the profile with practical control evidence around approvals, procurement, documentation, and anti-fraud awareness.