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PAPER | Building Collective Impact Capacity | Why Now?

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PAPER | Building Collective Impact Capacity | Why Now?

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As it has continued to evolve and mature, the Collective Impact framework has become a proven approach for effective multi-sector collaboration resulting in tangible social change outcomes. This framework has become increasingly popular across the world, as more organizations commit to following the principles of the framework. Its growth has shown that there are many different phases of maturity for Collective Impact Initiatives.

With nearly 20 years of experience helping organizations navigate the Collective Impact framework, Tamarack has assisted collaboratives at all phases of maturity. Tamarack's upcoming Foundation of Collective Impact is specifically focused on collaboratives very early in maturity. If your Collective Impact Initiative has just begun, or are a more senior Collective Impact initiative looking to increase the capacity of other organizations within your collaborative, this online learning opportunity is for you. Stay tuned for details on the upcoming release of the Foundations of Collective Impact. 

 

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Sylvia Cheuy

By Sylvia Cheuy

Sylvia is a Consulting Director of the Tamarack Institute’s Collective Impact Idea Area and also supports Tamarack’s Community Engagement Idea Area. She is passionate about community change and what becomes possible when residents and various sector leaders share an aspirational vision for their future. Sylvia believes that when the assets of residents and community are recognized and connected they become powerful drivers of community change. Sylvia is an internationally recognized community-builder and trainer. Over the past five years, much of Sylvia’s work has focused on building awareness and capacity in the areas of Collective Impact and Community Engagement throughout North America.

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