The civic space protection pillar aims to expanded civic space and promote enabling environment for civic operations. It will specifically provide civil society with the skillset to constantly define, shape, and monitor government policies and programmes around civic space; offer training on country-specific legal frameworks; advocate for and offer legal support to civic action in-country; provide skills on intelligence gathering and strengthen capacity to counter disinformation/misinformation.

The digital security and protection pillar aims to reinforce civil society’s organisational competences in technology, digital security (resilience) and awareness, through training for effective operations and safe activism. It also offers technical assistance to organisations to develop internal digital security policies and digital innovation, as well as facilitate national and regional spaces for reflections and advocacy on technology governance.

The resource mobilisation and financial resilience pillar seeks to strengthen the resourcing and financial management capacity of CSOs. Specifically, the CSR-Hub would offer technical support in financial management and resilience   building; provide expert   support   in   financial   reporting    processes    and    auditing; and also provide training and skills in alternative (domestic) resource mobilisation including local philanthropic giving.