Working in alliances with peer organisations is part of a strategy. This is a way of putting resources together to channel a common voice for common objectives. This is particularly strategic when we want to bring changes in behaviors, in policy, in ways of working. Alliances are also an irreplaceable way of learning, getting intelligence and being challenged by peers. Each Terre des Hommes organisation are active respective networks at national or international level. Those are the international alliances and networks Terre des Hommes International Federation is member of:
International Development and Relief
- International Civil Society Centre
- Accountable Now
- Beyond 2015 Campaign
- UN Cluster system
- WASH cluster
- Food security cluster
- Health cluster
- Protection-psychosocial cluster
- Early Recovery cluster
International Child Rights
- Inter-agency working group to end child immigration detention
- Child Rights Connect (formerly The NGO Group for the Convention on the Rights of the Child)
- The Steering Committee of the NGO Coalition for the ratification and implementation of the Optional Protocol 3 to the Convention on the Rights of the Child
- The Keeping Children Safe Coalition
- The Inter-Agency Group on Children on the Move
- Child Protection Working Group including co-leadership on the “Minimum Standards” project
- International Panel on Juvenile Justice (through Terre des Hommes Foundation Lausanne)
- Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict
European Networks and EU policy
- CONCORD, the European NGO Confederation on Development and Relief
- Human Rights and Democracy Network (HRDN)
- Child Rights Action Group (CRAG) — see specific CRAG campaign on 2014 EU Elections and Child Rights Manifesto