Alliance for Sustainable Development
Management
ASDF’s strength lies in the expertise, creativity, innovation, resilience and diversity of its staff who have the determination and capacity to deliver greater impact due to deeper networks and understanding of local factors.
ASDF recognizes the critical role that sound management practices play in the success of any organization. Through planning, detailed assignment of roles and responsibilities, an integrated team collaboration approach, and expertise in detailed tracking and reporting of time and project expenditures by activities, the Foundation has the skills and systems necessary to fulfill the requirements of a broad range donor-funded projects. The Foundation’s management approach has a simple objective: to create and maintain a localized, impact-centered, efficient, cost-conscious, and compliant environment devoted to achieving high-quality results.
President Martine Laney is a strategic and project management expert with experience directing over $200 million in programmatic, financial, and administrative aspects of large and complex, wide-reaching international development and global health initiatives, across Africa from US Government (USAID, CDC, DOD, Department of State, USDA) and bilateral donors such as The Global Fund, World Bank and UNITAID and private grantmaking foundations. In her previous role as Regional Director, she was responsible for six African countries of Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda; Uganda and Lesotho. In that capacity, she was accountable for program results and target achievements of the portfolio to support Ministries of Health in the provision of a comprehensive service package of HIV counselling and testing (HCT), prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT), HIV/AIDS care services and treatment for adults and Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW), HIV/TB collaborative services, Maternal and Neonatal Child Health (MNCH) services.
