Built through partnership, not in isolation.
The pilots depend on organisations that hold something the initiative does not: local trust, implementation capacity, institutional access or funding. Each partner holds distinct authority in the work they contribute.
Five kinds of partner.
NGOs & local organisations
Trusted relationships and on-the-ground implementation.
Diaspora networks
Connect professional expertise abroad to communities ready to build with it.
Humanitarian & development organisations
Identify relevant contexts, experts and funding pathways.
Foundations & donors
Fund a defined, measurable and transparent first pilot.
Technology & government partners
Infrastructure, security and enabling policy.
Hubs can also form around a field of practice rather than a place — education, health, AI and others. Partnerships are documented, and transparency disclosures are published on the Governance page.
If your organisation holds part of what a pilot needs, start with a conversation.
We'll explain how the initiative works, what the pilots are testing, and where a partnership could contribute. The call is exploratory and carries no commitment.