Technical Assistance
Targeted guidance and organizational support for local human-rights initiatives.
Advancing access to civil documentation, nationality rights, social mobility, and freedom of movement for vulnerable populations.
An emerging global human-rights issue is the inability of vulnerable populations to secure, access, or register civil documentation—including birth certificates, national identification cards, and passports.
Without this documentation, individuals may face compromised nationality status, limited social mobility, restricted freedom of movement, and fear of detainment or deportation.
Through CDMI, AFCA provides practical resources and professional support for local initiatives addressing civil documentation and mobility challenges.
Targeted guidance and organizational support for local human-rights initiatives.
Knowledge-building opportunities that strengthen local capacity and service delivery.
Planning support that helps partners define priorities and build sustainable responses.
Professional volunteers and experiential education for college and law students.
CDMI contributes value-added professional and educational resources to initiatives operating in the Caribbean.

Connect with AFCA to discuss CDMI partnerships, technical assistance, training, and experiential learning opportunities.