Values
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Innovation: Finding new ways of solving problems
Accountability: Being responsible for the trust vested in us
Measurability: Measuring and constantly evaluating the effectiveness of what we do
Partnership: Constantly building new relationships and strengthening old ones, because without others, we are nothing
Integrity: Doing what we say we will do, on time and without excuses
Responsibility: Taking responsibility for all our actions and deeds (good and bad)
Humility: Admitting when we are wrong, placing interests of others on top
Excellence: Doing the best that we can in what we set out to do
Persistence: Not giving up, knowing that real and sustainable change takes time
Respect: Respecting others, giving them the dignity they deserve
Compassion: Caring for others, especially those in need, and making a difference where we can
Courage: Taking action even when it seems unpopular to do so; standing up for what’s right
Passion: Loving what we do and doing what we love
Enjoyment/Fun: All work with no play makes one dull. We bring our humor into our work and do not leave it at home! 
These values characterize the organizational behavior of the Ubuntu Institute and the partners we like to work with.