DAG has worked  closely with various partners namely- Open society initiative for West Africa (OSIWA) , dfid -Security, Justice and Growth (SJG) , dfid-Justice for All (J4A), Department for International Development (DFID), United State Agency for International Development (USAID), Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA-Nigeria), Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Hqrs - Abuja, United Nation Development Programmes (UNDP), Independent Corrupt Practices and other related Offences (ICPC), European Union (EU)-SRIP Project, Heinrich Boll Foundation (HBF), UNDP/JDBF/CDRT, Oxfam-Novib/PWYP, Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) - Kano Office, Kano State Government ( Min.for Local Government), CLEEN Foundation/J4A Projects, International foundation for electoral system(IFES), Voices for Change(V4C), Partners west Africa Nigeria (PWA-N), National Orientation Agency (NOA), National Democratic Institute (NDI), Action-Aid Nigeria (AAN), Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD), Centre For Communication And Social Impact (CCSI), Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC), The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), Kano state Government amongst others.

Currently, DAG has a workforce of nine permanent staff, eighteen office volunteers, and seven permanent consultants to deliver programs efficiently and timely. DAG has proficiency in implementing gender and youth empowerment programs, Human Rights advocacy, Anti-corruption, Democracy, Leadership and Governance, Women's political participation, conflict management and transformation as well as a rich experience in interfaith dialogue and public safety and Security.  With our years of experience in interacting and implementing programs with high caliber traditional and religious leaders, there will be no experience of difficulty in mobilizing them to take the lead on any conflict mitigation and peace advocacy projects.