Resources for Changing Systems
On this interactive educational website, you can have a quick “tour” of systems change.
On this interactive educational website, you can have a quick “tour” of systems change.
We invest in initiatives across the Global South tackling the root sources of inequality—the systems that control resources and shape the lives of millions
As we continue to build the portfolio of work supported by the Gender Fund, we’re excited to share our sourcing approach and focus for
Millions of people are adversely affected by unjust systems and unequal distribution of power in society. Founded in 2017, Co-Impact harnesses the power of
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How we Support Partners to Advance Just and Inclusive Systems The change we seek At Co-Impact, we envision a world where all people can
At Co-Impact, we envision a world where all people can live fulfilling lives and systems and societies are just and inclusive. We stand for
Co-Impact is a global philanthropic collaborative that sources and supports locally-rooted coalitions working to achieve impact at scale in the Global South. To achieve
This Guidebook articulates Co-Impact’s approach to learning, measurement, and evaluation (LME). It seeks to improve our practice and help program partners achieve more impactful
Co-Impact brings together local changemakers and funders from around the world. We provide flexible grants to locally-rooted partners making health, education, and economic systems
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