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You can’t achieve development by working around government

by admin | May 5, 2021

Devex: How funders can best work with governments to scale innovation

by admin | May 4, 2021

Journey to Scale Tool

by admin | Feb 2, 2021

VillageReach and Spring Impact, in collaboration with government, funders and social impact organizations from 16 countries, have co-created a tool to support government ownership of solutions.

Meeting Halfway — The Role of Governments in Scaling Innovation

by admin | Jun 22, 2020 | Uncategorized

Few people doubt that innovations from outside the public sector can help governments address myriad social problems. What is much less clear is the pathway for ensuring that promising innovations are sustained at scale. As Africa Regional Advisor for Health...

Transitioning Well Overview

by admin | Jun 9, 2020

Once we prove a solution’s impact, our approach is to transition its management and/or operation to the government. We believe that this approach provides the greatest chance for a solution to achieve sustained impact at scale. VillageReach launched an initiative...

Learning Network Informant Summary

by admin | Feb 24, 2020

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How Mad Libs Helped Share Insights of Scaling Through Government

by admin | Nov 25, 2019 | Conferences, Uncategorized

Originally posted on the Skoll Foundation Blog. Last week as we prepared for a panel on transitioning health solutions to government, Skoll Principal Liz Diebold introduced me to the word game Mad Libs. While I’d never filled in the blanks for fun as a kid, the idea...

Skoll Foundation Spotlight: How Mad Libs Helped Share Insights of Scaling Through Government

by admin | Nov 25, 2019

SSIR: How to Transition Social Solutions to Government

by admin | Jul 18, 2019

A framework for nonprofit and private-sector organizations working to transfer the implementation of their solutions to government agencies. Read here.

How to Transition Social Solutions to Government

by admin | Jun 26, 2019 | CCPF

Originally posted on Stanford Social Innovation Review On a rainy day in February 2018, standing among dignitaries, partners, donors, and community members, it hit home that one of our health programs was ready to fledge. We realized it as Malawi’s now former Minister...

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