Programs

Design Workshops
and Global Studies Courses

From legal architecture to field implementation.

Development finance partnerships require innovation and collaborative optimism.

GP3 workshops and educational modules seek to identify connected interests among willing collaborators. Our model facilitates co-design between stakeholders with various interests and strengths to contribute to partnership arrangements.

Decades Of combined program design and implementation experience

4 Continents with active programs

120+ Countries served

These workshops are available as standalone engagements or as part of a structured program design process.

Workshop 01

INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN AND CREATION

This workshop builds on emerging trends in the creation and operation of public-private institutions that operate internationally.

Strategic alignment Multi-stakeholder leverage Cross-border vision

Workshop 02

CROSS-CULTURAL STRATEGIC COLLABORATION

Cultural beliefs and practices matter. This workshop promotes a better understanding of key cultural concepts on a spectrum, including individualism/community, innovation/tradition, risk/status-quo, transaction/relationship, direct/indirect communication.

History and great moments Cooperation and Exchange Intention and Durability

Workshop 03

BUILDING ON HISTORIC FOUNDATIONS AND THOUGHT FRAMEWORKS

Regional unions and empires were and are fueled by schools of thought that encourage tolerance, innovation, cultural exchange and artistic expression. This workshop explores schools of thought and principles that enable cooperation.

History Philosophy Institution building

Workshop 04

OPERATIONAL AND GOVERNANCE REALITIES

The most consequential development finance programs operate in exactly the conditions least suited to standard program management. Remote. Fragile. Low-capacity. High-friction regulatory environments. This workshop explores systems that may help promote long-standing collaboration and partnership, drawn from field experience across the globe.

Fragile contexts Field methodology Risk management

Our work spans programs serving Africa, Southeast Asia, the Pacific, the Gulf and Middle-East, Central America, the Caribbean and Central Asia.

Partnership mechanisms designed and implemented include:

Health Education Conservation Financial Inclusion Regenerative Resource Management Urban Innovation Disaster Risk Finance Child Protection Community Development Social & Physical Infrastructure

Private foundation. Public mission.

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If our mandate aligns with yours, we welcome a conversation.