Give the programme a shared structure.
Organize countries, partners and sites in one hierarchy. Agree on the records that need to be comparable and retain the detail each project needs to operate.
Restoration Scope
for Multi-partner Programmes
Many partners, one view of the programme. Connect projects, local organizations and reporting across a restoration network. Keep a programme-wide view while each partner records the work in its own context.
Built with restoration networks
Coordinate the network without losing the local detail.
Move between the programme, the project and the records behind the work.
See where partners need support.
Review activities and field evidence across projects. Filter by partner, location or season to follow progress and coordinate the next round of work.
Share the programme from its working records.
Use the same project information for internal coordination and selected views for funders or the public. Keep each audience’s access tied to what it needs to see.
Explore Acción AndinaA working system for your next stage.
Your project data, brought together.
Connect the tools, field records and geospatial sources your team already uses.
Explore data connections
Different projects. Systems built around them.
Questions from programme teams
Must every partner use the same process?
No. We agree on shared records for coordination and reporting, then configure the local detail and workflows each partner needs.
Can we review the whole programme and individual sites?
A hierarchy of organizations, projects and sites lets you move between the programme view and the records within it.
Can public information stay separate from internal work?
Yes. Public and partner views can expose selected records while operational information remains restricted.