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Catalyst 2030 Chapters

The vision for our Regional and Country Chapters is that by working together at a local level, the collective action of all chapters will result in the advancement of Social Innovation.

A local chapter of Catalyst 2030 is a group of members based in the same geographical area (region, country or subregion) that convenes as a community. Local chapters create an enabling space for social impact actors to flourish and contribute towards advancing the SDGs in their local context. It is a space which fosters strong human connections among members and collaborations that strengthen initiatives based on the group priorities.

Want to get involved in the exciting local chapter in your country or region?

Explore Catalyst 2030’s Regional and Country Chapters. Click on the cards to view more details about each chapter.

Interested in starting a local chapter in your country or region?

If there is no local chapter in your country and you want to start one, review our Chapters Handbook and contact our Chapters Coordinator.

Catalyst 2030 Regional and Country Chapters

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Development Stage

Growth/Scale

Collaborations chair(s)

Nsimire Aston Eliya Mutabazi

Contact person

Brian Maina

Development Stage

Growth/Scale

Collaborations chair(s)

Nina Levchuk Galina Sondergaard

Contact person

Mykyta Pobiehun

Development Stage

Growth/Scale

Contact person

Susana Del Mar Ramirez

Development Stage

Scoping

Collaborations chair(s)

Alejandro Marius

Contact person

Paula Pena

Development Stage

Set Up

Collaborations chair(s)

Nam Thang Truong Thi TRINH BICH

Contact person

John Paul Uminga

Development Stage

Set Up

Collaborations chair(s)

Muneer Alashmali

Contact person

Ghufran Abudayyeh

Development Stage

Scoping

Collaborations chair(s)

Sipho Mwanza Akufuna Muyunda

Contact person

Brian Maina

Development Stage

Scoping

Collaborations chair(s)

Samantha Sibanda Kundai Makonese

Contact person

Brian Maina

Chapter Development Stages

Set up

Initial conversation with Catalyst 2030 (C2030) members

In this initial conversation, C2030 members, who are interested in advocating at the chapter level, have an introductory conversation with the Secretariat to discuss the creation of the chapter and any issues that may arise.

Ideation

Open discussion with all the existing members in the location

Using C2030’s directory of members within a country/region, members begin an introductory conversation about why a C2030 chapter is needed; and plan the next steps for the chapter. In this session they might also start the discussion around the state of the SDGs in the country/region and determine which goals most urgently need attention. The initial objectives of the chapter will be defined by the members and partners of a country or region.

Scoping

Mapping exercise of key allies, potential members and existing C2030 members in the location

The Secretariat supports C2030 members who are interested in creating a chapter by starting a mapping exercise of key allies and potential members in the country/region. This mapping exercise will include C2030 members, respected local social enterprises, influential social innovators and notable communities and events linked to social innovations and enterprises. The map is then provided to the C2030 members to append and edit as necessary.

Implementation

Definition and agreement on the chapter objectives and actions and the creation of a work plan

Based on initial discussions and issues defined in the first meetings of the chapter, members organise an ideation session to validate its objectives with the full group. Together a work plan is created with specific activities to develop.

Growth/ scale

Inclusion of potential new members

Members define strategies to engage key players in the local initiative in order to recruit potential new members to the chapter. For example, they can organise an informative session about C2030 and the chapter for potential members within the country or region.

Influence

Attracting key stakeholders

Chapter members can Influence key stakeholders in the ecosystem of the local chapter, through including them in the execution of the chapter activities from the co-created action plan.

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