Our Clients, Partners, and Networks
Maestral is proud to have provided technical services to more than 50 clients, including bilateral and multilateral agencies, foundations, INGOs, and private companies.
We work with partners to design and scale sustainable solutions that deliver long-term returns to a country’s human capital.
Our Clients Include
ARNEC · ARS Progetti · Better Care Network (BCN) · Bufdir · Catholic Relief Services (CRS) · Chemonics · ChildFund · Columbia Group for Children in Adversity · Elevate Children Fund · Eurochild · Every Child · FXB Center for Health and Human Rights · Firelight Foundation / Faith to Action Initiative · GH Pro · GHR Foundation · GIZ · Global Social Service Workforce Alliance (GSSWA) · Give a Child a Family · HHC/UBS Foundation · Health Focus · Horizon Initiative · IntraHealth/Capacity Plus · IPE Global · International Rescue Committee (IRC) · International Social Service (ISS) · John Snow Inc. (JSI) · Liser · Lumos · MacArthur Foundation · NORC · OPM · Oak Foundation · Overseas Development Institute (ODI) · Plan International · Porticus · REPSSI · Retrak · SOS Children’s Villages · Save the Children · Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) · TdH Netherlands · The Government of Tabasco, Mexico · The Government of the Turks and Caicos Islands · The Human Safety Net · The Lancet · UK FCDO · USAID · University Research Co · University of Central Lancashire · World Bank · World Health Organization
Partners, Networks & Global Working Groups
Partnership is central to Maestral’s approach. We work closely with local, regional, and global partners across government, civil society, academia, and the private sector to strengthen child protection systems and advance sustainable solutions for children, adolescents, and families. Together, we combine technical expertise, local knowledge, and global evidence to support system reform, build capacity, and enable changes that can go to scale.
Maestral works as part of global networks committed to advancing child protection. Through engagement in research, advocacy, and learning platforms, we contribute to the development of evidence, global guidance, and financing approaches that inform policy and practice. These collaborations strengthen collective leadership and help translate global commitments into country-level impact.
Our engagement includes participation in the following groups:
Better Care Network · Child Partnership Policy Working Group · Global Reference Group on Children in Crisis · Global Social Service Workforce Alliance (GSSWA) · International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect (ISPCAN) · Small Business Association for International Companies · The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action · THRIVE Coalition · Transforming Children’s Care Collaborative · United States Global Leadership Coalition · USP2030 · Violence and Children’s Care Working Group
