WRBLO Community Interest Company supports Deprived Communities across Sub-Saharan Africa and will partner with all who share our determination to make a sustainable difference by delivering a positive impact into Ground Zero of Poverty.
We subscribe to the Economics of Mutuality, a business-centric philosophy, that is summarized by Bruno Roche in the video link below.
'The Economics of Mutuality'
Adopting principles of dynamic integral social investment as its inspiration, WRBLO has developed a bespoke strategy that encourages public donors and business sponsors and other collaborative supporters to assist us to support charitable organisations to implement the bespoke projects and services with our fundraising assistance freely granted for community development that builds sustainable futures and environmentally friendly economic growth at the grassroots.
WRBLO's 'Deprived Communities Fund' provides grant funding to verified and evaluated proposals submitted by charitable organisations working at the grassroots.
Funding Provision
Approved projects go through 6 stages during 6 weeks of analysis and evaluation:
Funding agreements: sets out the legal framework which includes:
Project Monitoring: is ongoing, during implementation
Projects will be subjected to ongoing monitoring and evaluation carried out by our in-country audit teams who visit project locations and feed digitally extrapolated information and data for central validation and evaluation of the applicant organisation’s implementation of their agreed projects and services.
