Our Work
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CollaborateUp Featured Projects
World-wide projects from CollaborateUp
| Title | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|
VukaNow | Zimbabwe | After helping USAID/Southern Africa develop and deploy a co-creation process for selecting different consortia to run innovative approaches to community engagement to combat wildlife crime, CollaborateUp (as part of a team headed by Chemonics) was engaged to provide “backbone” support across five different transboundary areas covering multiple countries in Southern Africa. |
VukaNow | Livingstone, Zambia | After helping USAID/Southern Africa develop and deploy a co-creation process for selecting different consortia to run innovative approaches to community engagement to combat wildlife crime, CollaborateUp (as part of a team headed by Chemonics) was engaged to provide “backbone” support across five different transboundary areas covering multiple countries in Southern Africa. |
VukaNow | Johannesburg, South Africa | After helping USAID/Southern Africa develop and deploy a co-creation process for selecting different consortia to run innovative approaches to community engagement to combat wildlife crime, CollaborateUp (as part of a team headed by Chemonics) was engaged to provide “backbone” support across five different transboundary areas covering multiple countries in Southern Africa. |
VukaNow | Mozambique | After helping USAID/Southern Africa develop and deploy a co-creation process for selecting different consortia to run innovative approaches to community engagement to combat wildlife crime, CollaborateUp (as part of a team headed by Chemonics) was engaged to provide “backbone” support across five different transboundary areas covering multiple countries in Southern Africa. |
VukaNow | Namibia | After helping USAID/Southern Africa develop and deploy a co-creation process for selecting different consortia to run innovative approaches to community engagement to combat wildlife crime, CollaborateUp (as part of a team headed by Chemonics) was engaged to provide “backbone” support across five different transboundary areas covering multiple countries in Southern Africa. |
VukaNow | Lilongwe, Malawi | After helping USAID/Southern Africa develop and deploy a co-creation process for selecting different consortia to run innovative approaches to community engagement to combat wildlife crime, CollaborateUp (as part of a team headed by Chemonics) was engaged to provide “backbone” support across five different transboundary areas covering multiple countries in Southern Africa. |
Paycor | Cincinnati, OH, USA | Paycor, a human resources software and online payroll services firm based in Ohio, had outgrown its standard way of problem solving, especially when multiple teams were involved. With more teams and more leaders, leadership was searching for an innovative, engaging training course to support a cadre of key staff to learn and apply a repeatable, rigorous process to tackle cross-functional problems. |
Co-Creating Solutions to Improve Cyber Security | Kyiv, Ukraine, 02000 | Cyber-security is a large-scale problem in the Ukraine, and it doesn’t stop at their borders. It spills over to the United States and eventually becomes a global problem. Cyber threats are sufficient to stall development progress, so USAID/Ukraine brought eight subject matter experts together through a BAA co-creation process to develop a powerful concept to address this national security issue of critical infrastructure. |
Inclusive Workforce Development in Indonesia | Jakarta, Indonesia | CollaborateUp worked with the USAID mission and the Government of Indonesia to design and facilitate a co-creation/co-design process on workforce development where more than 100 executives participated, representing academia, civil society, the national and provincial governments, large and small employers, the American Chamber of Commerce, industry associations, and other bilateral and multilateral donor agencies. |
Organization of American States (Washington, DC) | 200 17th St NW, Washington, DC 20006, USA | |
PMI (New York, NY) | New York, NY, USA | |
PYXERA Global | 99 M St SE, Washington, DC 20003, USA | We helped our partners PYXERA Global bring together almost 300 participants from across the world to Washington, DC to tackle some of the solvable problems in the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). |
US Air Force PEO BES (San Antonio, TX) | San Antonio, TX, USA | |
World Bank CAO Training (Washington, DC) | 1850 I St NW, Washington, DC 20006, USA | |
Atlanta, GA | Atlanta, GA, USA | |
Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | |
Seafood Alliance for Legality and Traceability (SALT) | Bangkok, Thailand | USAID, the Walton Family Foundation, the Moore Foundation, and the Packard Foundation recognized that changing laws and regulations in global fisheries management and seafood traceability posed a challenge for fishers, fishing companies, and importing and exporting nations. |
Barcelona, Spain | Barcelona, Spain | |
Berkeley, CA | Berkeley, CA, USA | |
Boston, MA | Boston, MA, USA | |
Brussels, Belgium | Brussels, Belgium | |
Chicago, IL | Chicago, IL, USA | |
Cleveland, OH | Cleveland, OH, USA | |
Cologne, Germany | Cologne, Germany | |
Columbus, GA | Columbus, GA, USA | |
Denver, CO | Denver, CO, USA | |
Dallas Fort Worth, TX | Fort Worth, TX, USA | |
Hong Kong | Hong Kong | |
Indianapolis, IN | Indianapolis, IN, USA | |
Lake Naivasha, Kenya | Lake Naivasha, Kenya | |
Seafood Alliance for Legality and Traceability (SALT) | London, UK | USAID, the Walton Family Foundation, the Moore Foundation, and the Packard Foundation recognized that changing laws and regulations in global fisheries management and seafood traceability posed a challenge for fishers, fishing companies, and importing and exporting nations. |
Los Angeles, CA | Los Angeles, CA, USA | |
Macon, GA | Macon, GA, USA | |
Memphis, TN | Memphis, TN, USA | |
Minneapolis / St. Paul, MN | Twin Cities, MN, USA | |
Nairobi, Kenya | Nairobi, Kenya | |
OKC, OK | Oklahoma City, OK, USA | |
Orlando, FL | Orlando, FL, USA | |
Paris, France | Paris, France | |
Phoenix, AZ | Phoenix, AZ, USA | |
Singapore | Singapore | |
Seafood Alliance for Legality and Traceability (SALT) | Palo Alto, CA, USA | USAID, the Walton Family Foundation, the Moore Foundation, and the Packard Foundation recognized that changing laws and regulations in global fisheries management and seafood traceability posed a challenge for fishers, fishing companies, and importing and exporting nations. |
Democracy Rights and Governance (DRG): Advancing Integrity in the Media (AIM) | 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004, USA | USAID’s DRG Office wanted to address the threat of disinformation in local contexts, consider best practices to inform programming strategies and priorities, and develop a set of fundable concepts for adaptive and measurable solutions. |
Ebola Tech Healthcare Information Systems (HIS) Inter-Operability Co-Design | Liberia | CollaborateUp supported USAID to convene a cross-sector group of highly technical information systems developers, on-the-ground implementers, end users, and donors to fundamentally reconceive how all these parties manage the interoperability of systems and data across healthcare and healthcare information systems. |
Featured Projects
Inclusive Workforce Development in Indonesia
CollaborateUp worked with the USAID mission and the Government of Indonesia to design and facilitate a co-creation/co-design process on workforce development where more than 100 executives participated, representing academia, civil society, the national and provincial...
Seafood Alliance for Legality and Traceability (SALT)
USAID, the Walton Family Foundation, the Moore Foundation, and the Packard Foundation recognized that changing laws and regulations in global fisheries management and seafood traceability posed a challenge for fishers, fishing companies, and importing and exporting...