Impact ecosystem for societal impact

Exploring a public-private ecosystem

Social problems have great impact on society. There are no ready-made solutions, but working together can be the key to success. One particular form of collaboration is a public-private ecosystem: a long-term collaboration in which partners contribute to an organization-transcending interest.

Goal

1. What are the common goals of the partnership;
2. Insight into the feasibility and principles of the ecosystem;
3. Decision on follow-up.

What do we explore during the exploration:

• Objectives, scope and assumptions.
• Ecosystem feasibility with stakeholders, scenarios and financing.
• Internal: vision, starting points, interests, contributions, ambitions and preconditions.
• External: mapping the stakeholder field with a Stakeholder Scan.
• Advice: Based on the explorations we provide advice and analysis of the feasibility, starting points and necessary assets for the success of the ecosystem. Our advice also includes an outline of an Impact
• Definition using the completion of the first elements of the Theory of Change.
  
  

Building a public-private ecosystem

An ecosystem is characterized by a diversity of partners and transcends sector chains - and sometimes even national borders.

Goal

• Innovation
• Learning capacity
• Better decision-making
• Clout
• Funding
• New business models
• Positive impact

Methodology

Kyden helps to connect public and private parties around a social goal or issue. We translate the different worlds and interests into higher goals and accelerate the process by working together in concrete pilot projects. An iterative process with an outside-in approach to get to work with each other in a very concrete way.

Improving and securing a public-private ecosystem.

We help improve existing ecosystems to harness the full potential of the diversity of network partners.

Goal

A public-private ecosystem provides:

• Stimulate innovation;
• Increase value-added collaboration;
• Drive learning and improved decision-making and clout;
• Tapping into additional funding/earning models;
• Increasing the positive impact of the partnership;
• Increasing job satisfaction of parties participating in the partnership.

Working method