Build a purposeful collaboration.
Bring community knowledge and institutional capability around a shared public interest.
Shared purpose.
Complementary capability.
Partnership begins with a clearly understood need, a realistic contribution and responsibilities that each institution can stand behind.
Who We Welcome Conversations With
- Government and local government
- UN agencies and INGOs
- Foundations
- Universities and research institutions
- Companies
- Professional associations
- Media
- Community organizations
These describe potential collaboration audiences. Confirmed partners will be identified through approved public information.
Areas of Collaboration
- Programs and research
- Policy and institutional engagement
- Training and women’s leadership
- Climate and community development
- Healthcare and energy
- Humanitarian preparedness
- Animal welfare
- Responsible storytelling
How a Partnership Takes Shape
- Define the purposeDescribe the community or institutional need and the intended contribution.
- Assess the fitConsider expertise, ethical safeguards, feasibility and clear responsibilities.
- Agree and accountSet scope, approval, communication and evidence of progress before delivery.
Begin a partnership conversation
Discuss an Institutional PartnershipWhat could we contribute together?
Send a general introduction to your institution and the area you would like to explore.