European Development Fund (EDF) - Museum construction.
To implement the CMCK and its cultural and educational activities the URAHA Foundation has achieved a co-operation with the European Union. As the Microfinance program the European Development Fund (EDF) financed the construction of the Cultural & Museum Center with Euro 300 000.

German Technical Assistance Co-operation (GTZ) - Sustainable cultural and regional learning program.
Funds are also provided by the German Technical Assistance Co-operation (GTZ). Community sensitization with drama groups, PR, marketing and fundraising for the project was one main focus of the project in its first phase. A new aspect in 2003 was the establishment of a regional learning strategy based on previous published research results on culture and traditions in Karonga District by the project. Students, pupils, teachers and visitors of all ages shall experience cultural and natural history within their own environment.

Presstrust - Shipping and mounting Malawisaurus skeleton.
Natural history from its beginning is supported by Presstrust: With the Shipping and mounting of Malawisaurus, a dinosaur skeleton which was discovered by the Antiquities Department and American Researchers, Malawi is in a unique position to display its findings to the public.

Toyota Malawi Limited - 13 signposts for Karonga "Historical Tour".
CMCK has worked out guided tours through the history of Karonga. This idea has been supported by Toyota Malawi Limited. With their donation signposts marking 13 sites of historical interest in Karonga have been developed and distributed. Furthermore Toyota was supporting office and community sensitization activities for more than one year and the opening event.

German Development Service (DED) - Community sensitization.
The German Development Service (DED) is assisting the project in providing funds for community sensitization, networking with local NGOs, capacity building and office activities. Furthermore DED assists in local and regional awareness campaigns of the project such as distributing Newsletters and organising lectures with schools.

The Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum is one of the main research partners of the CMCK. Senckenberg has been assisting the Museum with organisational support for the exhibition. Other research partners involved in scientific research are the Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe University Frankfurt, the Hesse State Museum Darmstadt, the Kenya National Museums, Nairobi, and the New York University (NYU).

German Companies such as Egger, Würth, Röhm/Degussa, Festool and Carl Zeiss were assisting us and the exhibition team, managed by Sebastian Mühlhäuser, in donating fantastic materials and machines to build the museum exhibits "From Dinosaurs to Democracy". Furthermore the Sparkassenstiftung Darmstadt has assisted us through the fundraising efforts of Ruth Wagner to support the exhibition work with a donation of Euro 7500. Thank you so much for your support and your willingness to assist so timely!