Partner With Us – Key Population Advocacy Consortium

Why Partner With Us?

At Key Population Advocacy Consortium (KPAC) PNG, we believe meaningful partnerships are essential to achieving our mission: to empower key and affected populations in Papua New Guinea by amplifying voices, improving access to health and support services, and creating an environment of dignity, respect, and equality.

You can take a look at some of our existing partnerships, to see how we collaborate with like-minded organisations to extend and deepen our impact.

We welcome collaboration and partnerships that drive impactful change. In working together, we enhance efforts in health, inclusion, and advocacy, ensuring lasting progress for key populations in Papua New Guinea and beyond.

If you are interested in collaborating or partnering with us, please reach out!

Strong National Reach & Networks

KPAC brings together seven national networks representing key populations, including communities of men of diverse sexualities, transgender people, entertainment workers, people living with HIV, youth key populations, TB-affected communities, and others.

Credibility & Experience

Since 2018, KPAC has led community-led monitoring (CLM), advocacy, and program collaboration with government, health authorities, and international agencies. We have successfully represented key populations in national and regional fora.

Transparent Values & Strong Governance

Our operations are guided by honesty, integrity, diversity, and efficient management of resources. We maintain a clear, participatory structure with decision-making guided by networks across provinces.

Diverse Resources & Knowledge Sharing

KPAC maintains an extensive eLibrary of reports, tools, training materials, and progress monitoring documents. We bring not only local insight but also technical capacity, institutional relationships, and programmatic expertise.

Capacity Strengthening for Community Networks

Technical Support for CLM & Data Systems

Funding & Co-Funding for Key Programs

Advocacy & Policy Engagement Support

Communications & Community Outreach

Collaborative Research & Impact Evaluation

What KPAC PNG Is Looking For In A Partner?

We welcome partners to strengthen community networks through training, mentorship, and organizational development for sustainable, community-led advocacy and service delivery.

We seek funding and co-funding to expand programs targeting HIV, TB, stigma, discrimination, and human rights of key populations.

Technical support in community-led monitoring, evaluation, and data tools helps us track progress and improve health service quality and access.

Partners can support advocacy, outreach, communication, and research to reduce barriers, influence policy, and inform evidence-based interventions nationwide.

What We Offer Partners

By partnering with KPAC PNG, you gain:

Access to trusted community networks across provinces and key populations
Local knowledge & data, including monitoring tools and barriers identified at health facilities and communities
Established relationships with government bodies (such as National Department of Health, National AIDS Council, PHAs) and donor agencies
Opportunities for joint advocacy, publications, policy influencing, and program scaling
Transparent reporting and good financial & organizational governance

How to Engage with Us

Initial Contact – Share a brief concept note or proposal of what you want to partner on (objectives, scope, roles)
Partnership Discussion – Meet with KPAC leadership and relevant network representatives to understand needs, contributions, and alignment
Formalize Agreement – Develop an MOU or partnership agreement outlining roles, responsibilities, timelines, resources, and deliverables
Implementation & Monitoring – Support operationalization, track milestones, share feedback and lessons
Evaluation & Scaling – Assess impact together; explore scaling successful initiatives

Let’s Make a Difference Together

We see partners not as donors but as co-creators in the journey toward inclusive health, justice, and well-being for Papua New Guinea’s key and affected populations. If your organization is interested in working with us, reaching hearts and lives in the places that need it the most, we’d love to hear from you – send an email to askimkpac@gmail.com