Cross-Sector Collaborative Action

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Shalom,

We are happy and excited to share with you a new knowledge review from Sheatufim, which deals with a topic that has been at the heart of our work in recent years: Multi-Sector Collaborative Action. A chance to expand your knowledge in the worlds of collaborative processes, and better understand the connections between the public sector, the social sector and the business sector.

Next month we will also hold a unique applied workshop based on the contents of the review - more details and a link to register here below.

Another glimpse into our current activities - in a fascinating episode of the Geekonomy Podcast, featuring Shlomo Dushi, CEO of Sheatufim in a conversation about complex social problems and our journey to solve them.

Enjoy,
Sheatufim Team

Your response is welcome. Write to us at: yeda@sheatufim.org.il.

Multi-Sectoral Collaborative Action: trends and principles of action

The social, political, and technological changes that have taken place in recent decades have been accompanied by changes in the traditional roles of the state, the business sector, and civil society. These have enabled the growth of a diverse range of collaborations between the three sectors, leading to a new perception and a need for multi-sectoral collaborative action.

Our new review examines the multi-sectoral encounter, its development and significance at this time, and presents our insights as a Backbone Organization.

The first part of the review examines each of the three sectors, its unique roles and characteristics, and the trends that led it to multi-sectoral action.

The second part of the review examines the characteristics of multi-sectoral action in its various aspects, from bi-sectoral partnerships to tri-sectoral models aimed at creating a collaborative social impact and systemic change.

The third part presents Sheatufim’s perspective on multi-sectoral collaborative action, based on our experience in recent years in Sheatufim in leading Collective Impact Initiatives and public participation processes in government ministries.

For the full review (in Hebrew)

Applied learning on Multi-Sector Collaboration- 28.6.2022

A learning session that will help you understand your organization's role in multi-sector action, and how it can be leveraged to advance organizational goals. In the session we will deepen our understanding and look at the multi-sectoral interface, its developments and its significance at this time. We will dive into the unique characteristics of each sector and examine the changes in the traditional roles that have taken place in the various sectors. In addition, we will provide a glimpse into the insights we have gained in Sheatufim regarding the concept from our activities in the various sectors.

The session is open for people working in the social, business and public sectors, who are involved, in or take part in multi-sector processes - or want to learn more about the subject.

Register for the learning session

Collective Impact and Improving Israeli Society - in a Geekonomy Podcast

What made the largest philanthropic foundations in the United States change the way they help solve social problems, and what can be learned about the way we in Israel deal with chronic problems such as violence, car accidents and gaps between the center of the country and the periphery?

Sheatufim CEO, Shlomo Dushi shares his views on the Collective Impact approach to solving complex social problems and the way to creating a healthier society in a fascinating conversation with Ram Sherman in the Geekonomy podcast.
>> Click here to listen to the interview.