Multi-stakeholder Initiatives for Ecological Transition
The publication "Multi-Stakeholder Initiatives for Ecological Transition" is dedicated to investigating how networks, coalitions, and alliances are organizing themselves to address the challenges of ecological transition in Brazil.
The study systematizes a mapping of 68 multi-stakeholder initiatives to offer a common repertoire on geography of action, sectoral composition, intervention strategies, and typologies of collaborative arrangements.
Without attempting to exhaust the complexity of the field, its purpose is to offer a structured reading that stimulates critical analysis, the identification of gaps, and the continuous strengthening of those who work in articulating collective responses to socio-environmental challenges.
What is the purpose of this publication?
This publication serves as a practical framework for structuring multi-stakeholder initiatives, seeking to harmonize concepts and strengthen the culture of collaboration in Brazil. By consolidating lessons learned from 17 real-world cases and providing innovative methodological tools, such as the Ecosystem Canvas, the material aims to equip the management of networks and coalitions, transforming theories of change into coordinated and resilient action strategies.
Who is it for?
This study is intended for leaders, network managers, social investors, and facilitators who face the challenge of coordinating actions across different institutions. Our goal is to support those seeking to move from isolated projects to building vibrant ecosystems, providing strategic clarity for professionals who facilitate dialogue, make funding decisions, or manage the supporting infrastructure (backbones) in collaborative arrangements.
