Welcome to the solidarity Network
A reciprocal ecosystem of practice, learning, and solidarity.
The Solidarity Network is an open ecosystem of practice and support that connects practitioners, organisations, and partners committed to rethinking how development is done. It is grounded in the principle of reciprocity—creating space to contribute, share, and give back in ways that strengthen collective practice.
The Solidarity Network is designed as a living space for mutual learning, exchange, and accompaniment. It recognises that meaningful change in development practice is not achieved in isolation, but through ongoing relationships, shared reflection, and practical solidarity across different roles and contexts.
Strengthening collaboration and shared learning across the development ecosystem.
The network brings together diverse actors within the development ecosystem who are interested in engaging beyond formal partnerships—towards deeper collaboration, shared problem-solving, and peer support. It provides opportunities to exchange insights from practice, surface challenges, and explore emerging approaches to more equitable and responsive development.
At its core, the Solidarity Network seeks to strengthen a culture of collective responsibility and shared learning, where knowledge flows in multiple directions and where development practitioners and organisations can support one another in navigating complex development realities.
Through this space, PRA aims to foster relationships that move beyond project-based engagement towards sustained solidarity in practice—anchored in trust, openness, and a commitment to rethinking how development systems function and evolve.
Get Involved
Support the Solidarity Network by contributing to the Solidarity Fund, which enables reciprocal learning, participation, and practice-based engagement across the development ecosystem.
GiveOffer your time and skills to support a community-based organisation (CBO) through the Solidarity Network. This opportunity enables practitioners to contribute directly to locally led work, strengthen organisational capacity, and engage in reciprocal learning grounded in real practice.
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