Alianza ONG

What Alianza ONG does

Alianza ONG is a Dominican Republic-based multisectoral network of non-profit associations (Asociaciones Sin Fines de Lucro, ASFL) founded on April 27, 1995, and headquartered in Santo Domingo. It serves as the primary collective representation body for civil society organizations working across education, health, environment, social protection, and community development. Its core customers are ASFL members, currently numbering 46 organizations at end-2025 and 52 following the 2026 Annual General Assembly, which welcomed nine new members. Beyond representation, Alianza delivers legal and regulatory compliance services under Law 122-05, including incorporation, adequacy processes for organizations previously incorporated under Ordinance 520, foreign ASFL establishment, and government habilitation advisory.

The organization's product and program portfolio spans paid legal-advisory services, capacity-building programs (notably the 'Diplomado en Desarrollo de Capacidades Estratégicas' executed with Barna Management School), national advocacy campaigns (including 'Voluntariado RD: Transformamos Juntos' with CASFL and the Ministry of the Presidency, and the EU-funded 'Eso es Violencia' campaign), the annual Premio Nacional de Voluntariado Solidario now in its XIV edition, member-facing digital infrastructure (Portal Conecta AONG), and recurring publications such as the Guía Práctica de ASFL and Informe Panorama del Voluntariado. Its technology layer is a web-based platform and digital communication infrastructure supporting network coordination; no proprietary AI, APIs, SDKs, or mobile applications are disclosed.

Alianza generates revenue from three primary streams: recurring membership dues from ASFL member organizations, paid professional services for legal incorporation and compliance work, and project-based international cooperation funding (notably from the European Union for the 'Nuevas Narrativas' project and from USAID for sustainability initiatives). The organization operates on a community-led go-to-market motion, expanding through word-of-mouth, formal membership applications, participation in events such as the National Volunteer Fair, and active outreach via existing member organizations. Distribution relies on direct member engagement, government partnership channels through CASFL and the Ministry of the Presidency, and public programs that reach individual citizens through events and digital campaigns. The network is governed by a member-elected Junta Directiva, currently presided over by Pablo Antonio Viñas Guzmán, with Jared Ortiz González serving as Executive Director.

Name

Alianza ONG

Legal name

Alianza ONG, INC.

Website

https://alianzaong.org.do

Company type

Private

Founded year

1995

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Alianza ONG is a Dominican Republic-based multisectoral network of 52 non-profit associations (ASFL) founded in 1995, providing legal compliance, capacity building, advocacy, and national volunteer campaigns for civil society organizations across education, health, environment, and community development sectors.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Santo Domingo

HQ country

Dominican Republic

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Membership fees and dues: Revenue generated from membership dues paid by ASFL member organizations to participate in the network and access services.
2. International cooperation and project funding: Funding from international donors including the European Union (Union Europea) for specific projects such as the 'Nuevas Narrativas' campaign against gender-based violence, and USAID for sustainability initiatives.
3. Service fees for legal and regulatory compliance: Alianza ONG offers paid services including incorporation of ASFL organizations under Law 122-05, legal adequacy processes, establishment of foreign ASFL in Dominican Republic, and government habilitation advisory services.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

Alianza ONG is a multisectoral membership network of Dominican Associations Without Lucrative Purpose (ASFL) that promotes sustainable development through civil society strengthening, intersectoral dialogue, policy advocacy, training, and volunteering initiatives. Its commercial offerings include paid legal and regulatory services (incorporation of ASFL under Law 122-05, legal adequacy, foreign ASFL establishment, government habilitation advisory), capacity-building diploma programs executed with Barna Management School, and member coordination through its digital Portal Conecta AONG.

Product overview

Alianza ONG operates as a nonprofit service organization rather than a technology product company. Its offerings consist of legal and compliance advisory services for nonprofits (incorporation, Law 122-05 adequacy, foreign entity establishment, government habilitation), capacity building programs (strategic competencies diploma), digital campaigns (Voluntariado RD), awards (Premio Nacional de Voluntariado Solidario), member portals (Conecta AONG), networking events (Café entre la Sociedad Civil), and publications (volunteer panorama reports, practical guides). The portfolio is structured around supporting the operational, legal, and strategic needs of nonprofit associations in the Dominican Republic.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Incorporación Asociación sin Fin de Lucro (ASFL Incorporation Service) End-to-end incorporation service for Associations Without Lucrative Purpose (ASFL) under Dominican Law 122-05, including name clearance at ONAPI, statute drafting, assembly organization, municipal and judicial deposits, security folder with USB copies, and incorporation certificate issuance. Targeted at founders of new Dominican nonprofit associations.
• Adecuación a la Ley 122-05 (Law 122-05 Adequacy Service) Process for organizations previously incorporated under Ordinance 520 to adapt to Law 122-05 requirements, including statute review, modification, and alignment with the National Development Strategy.
• Establecimiento de ASFL Extranjeras (Foreign ASFL Establishment Service) Accompaniment service for foreign organizations seeking to establish operations in the Dominican Republic, including statutory adaptation and regulatory compliance with Law 122-05.
• Asesoría para Habilitación Sectoriales Gubernamentales (Government Habilitation Advisory) Advisory service for nonprofit organizations seeking habilitation with government sectorals, including document review and alignment with the National Development Strategy.
• Diplomado en Competencias Estratégicas para las ASFL (Strategic Competencies Diploma for ASFL) Structured capacity-building diploma program for nonprofit leaders and technical teams, executed in partnership with Barna Management School and CASFL, with support from the Ministry of Presidency. Targeted at directors and managers of Dominican ASFL.
• Membresía Alianza ONG (Network Membership) Membership of the multisectoral Dominican ASFL network, providing access to representation, collective advocacy, capacity-building programs, training, volunteer promotion, and resource sharing among nonprofit associations. Targeted at Dominican Associations Without Lucrative Purpose.

Quantifiable outcome

• 4,220,103 people reached through 'Eso es Violencia' campaign (69% above 2.5M target)
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers2 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

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App detail

Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Centro Nacional de Fomento y Promoción de las ASFL (CASFL)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 May 2026Alianza ONG maintains a strategic partnership with CASFL (Centro Nacional de Fomento y Promoción de las ASFL), the government body responsible for fostering and promoting non-profit associations. Together they launched the national volunteer campaign 'Voluntariado RD: Transformamos Juntos' and collaborate on policy advocacy and sector strengthening initiatives. CASFL operates under the Ministry of Presidency.
• Barna Management SchoolcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 May 2026Partnership with Barna Management School for executing the 'Diplomado en Desarrollo de Capacidades Estratégicas' (Strategic Capabilities Diploma). More than 123 scholarship applications received and 45 participants graduated, with support from the Ministry of Presidency and CASFL.
• Ministerio de la PresidenciacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAlianza ONG met with Minister José Ignacio Paliza to strengthen articulation between the social sector and the Dominican State. The Ministry, through its role as president of the CASFL Council, offers technical support for updating Law 122-05 and modernizing tax exemption procedures with DGII and DGA.
• Hermandad de Veteranos Pensionados de las Fuerzas Armadas y la Policía NacionalminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerExploring a joint cooperation agenda for collaboration between organizations. This partnership represents potential expansion of the network into veteran support services.
• Nine new member organizations (2026)coreOthersNew organizations welcomed: ADEPE, Buckner Dominicana, Consejo de Administración del Jardín Botánico de Santiago, Fundación Activo 20-30, Fundación Francina Hungría, Fundación Inmotion Academy, Fundación Nido para Ángeles, FUPRECA, and MIDECCOM. They bring expertise in health, child protection, community development, disability inclusion, technology education, and environmental conservation.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Others

• CAF - Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina: Development bank serving Latin America and the Caribbean that funds civil society strengthening, transparency, and social inclusion programs. Comparable as a potential funding partner for Alianza ONG, having financed similar civil society ecosystem initiatives across the region.

Regional players

• Centro Bonó: Dominican Republic-based Jesuit research and advocacy center working on social policy, migration, and civil society issues. Operates in the same national civic ecosystem as Alianza ONG, often partnering with or serving overlapping ASFL and civil society constituencies.
• Foro del Sector Social (Argentina): Argentine civil society forum that convenes NGOs and social organizations for policy dialogue and sector advocacy. Closely comparable to Alianza ONG's role as a multisectoral ASFL network in another Latin American country with a similar nonprofit regulatory framework.
• Participación Ciudadana: Established Dominican Republic civil society organization focused on democratic governance, transparency, and citizen participation. Operates in the same Dominican civic space as Alianza ONG with overlapping member constituencies and similar advocacy focus.
• European Civic Forum: European platform of civil society organizations promoting civic space, democratic participation, and fundamental rights. Comparable to Alianza ONG through its cross-sector civil society coalition model, though operating at a regional rather than national level.

Direct peers

• National Council of Nonprofits: US-based nationwide network of nonprofit organizations providing advocacy, resources, and capacity-building support. Directly comparable to Alianza ONG's model as a membership-based nonprofit association network offering shared services, policy advocacy, and training for its member organizations.
• Independent Sector: US national membership organization that brings together nonprofits, foundations, and corporate giving programs to advance the charitable sector. Comparable to Alianza ONG through its advocacy, research, and cross-sector coalition-building for civil society organizations.

Broad incumbents

• CIVICUS: Global alliance of civil society organizations with members across 180+ countries. A broader, global-scale incumbent operating in the same civil society strengthening space as Alianza ONG, though at significantly larger geographic and organizational scale.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Funding overview

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Investors

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