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What We Do > Sustainable Development
CPI works with communities to sustainably improve their quality of life according to their priorities. Together we:
> Provide access to clean water, good hygiene and sanitation
> Initiate renewable energy and cleaner cooking solutions
> Create livelihood opportunities
> Improve community services and infrastructure
> Provide access to clean water, good hygiene and sanitation
> Initiate renewable energy and cleaner cooking solutions
> Create livelihood opportunities
> Improve community services and infrastructure
Selected Projects
Nae Thit Project
Period: 2018 - Ongoing
Donor(s): CPI Unrestricted Funds
Geographic Coverage: Nationwide
Approx. Population Coverage: 206,000 people (2019 estimate)
Community Partners International (CPI)'s Nae Thit Project supports grassroots organizations in Myanmar to develop and lead small-scale, community-led projects that promote the health and well-being of conflict-affected, hard-to-reach and under-served communities. The project focuses particularly on supporting organizations and initiatives with strong potential for impact and growth, that fill critical service gaps for populations in great need, and have strong foundations of trust with and access to the communities that they serve.
Small grants are awarded each year through competitive selection process. Applicant projects can be located in any state or region of Myanmar and grants are provided for periods of up to 12 months. In 2019, applications were accepted across a broad range of thematic areas including:
View/Download the Project Fact Sheet: A4 Size | Letter Size
Period: 2018 - Ongoing
Donor(s): CPI Unrestricted Funds
Geographic Coverage: Nationwide
Approx. Population Coverage: 206,000 people (2019 estimate)
Community Partners International (CPI)'s Nae Thit Project supports grassroots organizations in Myanmar to develop and lead small-scale, community-led projects that promote the health and well-being of conflict-affected, hard-to-reach and under-served communities. The project focuses particularly on supporting organizations and initiatives with strong potential for impact and growth, that fill critical service gaps for populations in great need, and have strong foundations of trust with and access to the communities that they serve.
Small grants are awarded each year through competitive selection process. Applicant projects can be located in any state or region of Myanmar and grants are provided for periods of up to 12 months. In 2019, applications were accepted across a broad range of thematic areas including:
- Reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health (RMNCH)
- Malaria and tuberculosis prevention and treatment
- Care and support for people living with HIV (PLHIV)
- Community based primary health care (CBPHC)
- Women and youth empowerment
- Microfinance and sustainable livelihoods
- Social capital development
View/Download the Project Fact Sheet: A4 Size | Letter Size
