Member states
Member status is open to United Nations member states.
They are part of the IDRA plenary and are eligible to seat on the steering committee and participate in the decision-making process.
Partners
Partner status is open to all non-state actors such as United Nations organizations, intergovernmental organizations, finance institutions like multilateral development banks, academia and scientific organizations, the private sector, non-state actors/nongovernmental organizations, and civil society organizations
Non-profit partners are members of the IDRA plenary and eligible to serve on the IDRA steering committee with a voice, but not a vote.
For profit partners are members of the IDRA plenary and can serve as a member in the IDRA advisory committee for action with a voice, but not a vote.
Why join
Networking
Network with like-minded leaders and organizations committed to building drought resilience
Guidance
Access evidence-based guidance on priority investments and actions to build drought resilience
Knowledge
Exchange knowledge, best practices, and innovative solutions to speed up drought resilience efforts
Finance
Explore innovative financing mechanisms to mobilize resources for drought resilience, while making the most of existing public and private investments
How to join
All applications for IDRA membership or partnership shall be made through a letter addressed to the Co-Chairs of the Alliance using the following email address: idrasecretariat@unccd.int
The IDRA Secretariat will submit the applications to the Steering Committee for consideration and willl inform the applicant about the outcome via email.
Non-state actors are required to provide the following information and documents:
Name, objectives, and mission of the entity | Copy of the legal status (e.g. bylaws, constitution) | Governance structure |
Names and affiliations of the members of main decision-making bodies (such as the board and the executive board) | Funding sources (e.g. list of donors and sponsors) | Main relevant affiliations |
Website address |
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Private sector entities must, in addition to the above, adhere to the United Nations Global Compact.