Governance and responsibility
Named leadership, operations, finance and safeguarding responsibilities support oversight and separation of key programme functions.
Transparency and Due Diligence
Trust should be testable.
TIJCEF gives communities, donors and institutional partners a clear route to assess our legal identity, programme evidence, safeguards and stewardship commitments.
Accountability standards
What prospective partners can examine.
TIJCEF is a registered Nigerian nonprofit. Public claims are expected to be supported by programme records, corrected when necessary and presented without turning reach figures into unsupported outcome claims.
Safeguarding and PSEA
Zero tolerance for exploitation, abuse and harassment, with consent, responsible storytelling and confidential reporting expectations.
Monitoring, evaluation and learning
Programme records support public reach figures. TIJCEF distinguishes attendance and delivery outputs from longer-term outcomes.
Financial stewardship
Donations and partner funds are recorded, designated where accepted and applied to approved charitable and operational purposes.
Partner due diligence
Documents matched to the relationship.
Sensitive organisational documents are shared only with legitimate prospective funders, regulators and implementation partners.
Public now
Annual report, programme evidence, leadership, safeguarding, complaints, privacy, donation and website policies.
For verified partners
Registration and constitutional documents, bank confirmation, detailed budgets, workplans and references, subject to appropriate checks.
Project-specific
Results framework, safeguarding risk review, implementation schedule, reporting calendar and agreed evidence requirements.
Public documents and channels
Review before you partner.
Institutional enquiry
Request a due-diligence conversation.
Tell us the proposed partnership, geography, programme area, funding range and documents required. TIJCEF will respond through an authorised contact.