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Co-Impact
A global collaborative for systems change
About Co-Impact
Co-Impact brings together local changemakers and funders from around the world to make health, education, and economic systems stronger and more inclusive – creating impact that lasts. Our commitment to advancing gender equality and women’s leadership is central to this goal. By focusing on systems, we work at the scale of the problem - dismantling the root causes of inequality that disadvantage hundreds of millions of women, girls and marginalized communities. Spanning five continents, our team identifies partners that will create lasting progress when supported with the resources to work at scale. Pooling funding allows us to provide large, flexible grants and strategic support to locally-rooted partners in Africa, Asia, and Latin America who know their systems best. Our partners' initiatives will benefit millions of people and we can go even further together. We aim to deploy over $1 billion by 2030 and achieve a world where everyone can lead fulfilling lives.
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Signals from Co-Impact
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Partnerships
Co-Impact supported Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator in South Africa to adopt and fund a locally developed employment platform at scale by the government.
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Partnerships
Co-Impact supported ARMMAN in India to unlock over US$250 million from the Ministry of Health to scale its work nationally.
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Presence & Recognition
Co-Impact's Founder and CEO Olivia Leland reflected on her journey founding Co-Impact in a new interview with Movimento Bem Maior.
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Presence & Recognition
Co-Impact featured Denise Dora, lawyer, human rights defender, and co-founder of Themis, Gênero, Justiça E Direitos Humanos, speaking to Program Manager Thaís S. about women's safety, political representation, and economic participation in Brazil.
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Research & Knowledge
Co-Impact published a VoxDev series highlighting research from program partners working through the International Economic Association’s Women in Leadership in Economics initiative.
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