More than ever, diverse groups are working collaboratively to address complex social issues. Collective approaches are being embraced and pursued – just a few examples include:

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• Governments are more eager to integrate the expertise of NGOs into their planning

• Social cooperatives are engaging with neighbourhood associations

• Indigenous groups are working alongside non-profits finding better ways to move towards reconciliation

 

These partnerships are exciting, but sometimes daunting, and can require skilled facilitation to build trust and develop a common understanding of issues. 

 

KEM Consulting can lead two or more groups who are embarking on a joint initiative through a facilitated process.

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We will employ collective impact theory and collaborative thinking to define common goals and create shared measurement tools. The activities of each organization will be examined to optimize efforts towards success and minimize duplication of work.