How can organisations move beyond isolated initiatives to drive lasting, systems-level change together? As social and environmental challenges across West Asia grow increasingly interconnected – from youth employment and climate resilience to education, displacement, and economic inclusion – there is a growing need for collaborative approaches that align diverse actors around shared outcomes.
This Learning Circle will explore how collective impact approaches can strengthen coordination, trust-building, and long-term collaboration across the region’s social impact ecosystem. The conversation aims to examine the core conditions that enable successful collective action, including shared agendas, aligned measurement, sustained stakeholder engagement, and backbone support structures.
Drawing on opportunities and perspectives from across the UAE and West Asia, the session will highlight how philanthropies, corporates, government stakeholders, nonprofits, and ecosystem enablers can work together more effectively to address complex regional challenges.
For enquiries contact: Meryl Ligunas
