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Indiba

Indiba Consult is a purpose-driven African advisory and implementation firm that partners with governments, civil society, philanthropy, development agencies, and the private sector to advance social justice, inclusive development, and systems transformation across the continent. Our distinctive value lies in our ability to bridge policy, practice, and people. With more than two decades of experience across Africa, we design and implement solutions that strengthen institutions, improve access to justice, promote gender equality, advance human rights, and foster responsible business practices. We bring together diverse stakeholders to co-create sustainable responses to complex social challenges, ensuring that interventions are locally owned, evidence-based, and scalable. Indiba Consult contributes a unique combination of strategic advisory services, systems thinking, human-centred design, facilitation, governance expertise, and implementation support. Our work spans public sector reform, women’s economic empowerment, business and human rights, organisational transformation, and multi-stakeholder partnership development. Our commitment is to help build ecosystems where doing good and doing well are mutually reinforcing—enabling organisations, institutions, and communities to create lasting social impact while strengthening accountability, inclusion, and resilience.

Headquarter Country

South Africa

Geographies served

Malawi

Pakistan

South Africa

United Kingdom

Issue areas addressed

Education

Health

Communities served

Developing countries, Development sector, Workers and trade unions

Looking for

Mentoring and Other Soft Skills

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Policy & Advocacy Support

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Stakeholder Connections

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SDGS FOCUS

SDG 10 - Reduced Inequality

SDG 17 - Partnerships to achieve the Goal

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being

SDG 4 - Quality Education

SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

Collaborators

Michelle Odayan

Indiba

 South Africa

 Malawi

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