For organisations
Build one clearer profile, present supporting information and become easier for relevant funders to discover beyond established networks.
About VICO
Better discovery between funders and locally led organisations.
VICO is a matchmaking service designed to make relevant organisations easier to find, important information easier to understand and connection more deliberate.
Why VICO exists
Credible local capability exists. Discovery is still fragmented.
Strong organisations can remain outside familiar funding networks while funders spend time searching, screening and comparing potential partners. VICO is intended to reduce that friction without lowering standards or removing human judgement.
For funders
Discover relevant organisations, compare structured context and decide when a potential relationship is worth taking into direct engagement.
How VICO works
Profile. Evidence. Match. Connect.
A reusable route from organisational information to relevant, consent-based connection.
Profile
Create one reusable organisational or funder profile with the information needed for relevant discovery.
Evidence
Add supporting information so readiness is easier to understand and important gaps are clearer.
Match
Search and compare potential fits using structured criteria and understandable match reasons.
Connect
Move into direct engagement when the required parties choose to proceed.
Trust by design
Better context, without pretending uncertainty disappears.
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Information should make clear what is self-declared, supported or reviewed.
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Matching should explain why a potential fit may be relevant.
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Participants retain control over when direct engagement begins.
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VICO supports initial assessment but does not replace formal due diligence.
Ownership and accountability
VICO is owned and operated by New Global Markets.
New Global Markets is responsible for the platform's operation, matching governance and participant safeguards. VICO is intended to make the basis of discovery and engagement clearer, while participants remain responsible for their own funding, partnership and due-diligence decisions.