Sponsorship Programme

Fund the infrastructure NGOs have been missing.

Partner with Metriq Tanzania Limited to co-invest in the management infrastructure the development sector has always needed.

The current reality

Imagine a funder who believes in the mission.

They fund the programme. They never fund the system that makes the programme work.

We built the system ourselves. Out of spreadsheets. Out of time. Out of goodwill.
— NGO Director, Arusha
A corporate foundation with a CSR budget, but no in-country programme team
A grant-making foundation that wants its grantees better equipped, not just better funded
A diaspora donor or development enthusiast who wants their giving to build something durable
How it works

Three ways to partner.

Every sponsorship is structured around your goals, your budget, and the NGOs you want to support.

01

Direct Pilot Sponsorship

Fund a named NGO's MetriqOS subscription for 12 months. Receive quarterly impact summaries from their live IPTT data.

02

Sector Pool Sponsorship

Co-sponsor a cohort of NGOs in a sector (WASH, Education, Health) and receive aggregate anonymised reporting.

03

Infrastructure Sponsorship

Fund the platform itself — servers, development, and the free tier for smaller CBOs. Your logo on every free-tier login page.

What each side gets

Transparent exchange of value.

What the NGO gets

  • Full ownership of your data — the sponsor does not get access to your workspace unless you choose to share it
  • The complete platform: Logframe, IPTT, DIP, MEAL Plan, DataPulse™, Donor Portal, and more
  • No obligation beyond what you already agree to directly with your sponsor
  • The same data ownership and security guarantees as every MetriqOS organisation

Sponsorship changes who pays the invoice — nothing else. Data ownership, privacy, and platform access work exactly as they do for every organisation on MetriqOS. See our full Security & Data Ownership commitments.

Ready to co-invest in the sector?

Reach out directly. We respond within one business day.

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