This collaboration is driven by the Bolivia chapter of Catalyst Now. A team of experts, including Alejandro Trujillo, René Salomón, Mauricio Canedo, Carola Capra, Evelin Canelas, and Manuel Laredo, is testing the SUPREME ALLIANCE methodology in Bolivia. This platform is designed to scale impact initiatives and systemic change aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It brings together actors from different sectors to strengthen innovative solutions transforming territories from local to global

The Elders Council for Social Entrepreneurs creates a global network where seasoned entrepreneurs share their wisdom, tackle challenges like succession, financial planning, and identity shifts, and support the next generation of change-makers. The Elders Council for Social Entrepreneurs is building a supportive global network of social entrepreneurs where hard-won wisdom can be shared with one another and with those following in their footsteps. It is vital that ‘elders’ in this field share the experience, knowledge and wisdom they have cultivated over the years, as well as gaining support as they move through new stages in their career. The challenges they face can include succession or transition planning, financial provision for later life, a crisis of identity once they leave their organisation or the potential for mission drift within their organisation. Our aims are to build a supportive network of social entrepreneurs and change makers across the ecosystem, sharing the wisdom of elder Social Entrepreneurs to benefit each generation to come.

The Gender collaboration focuses on: engaging youth from high-risk communities to reduce crime and creating safer, inclusive workspaces, with a focus on women's safety, to promote positive change and gender equality in formal settings. Launched in October 2024, this collaboration has 2 subgroups: - Youth Engagement to Reduce Crime: Aimed at breaking the cycle of crime, this initiative engages with children and young individuals from high-risk communities to prevent further criminal activity and create opportunities for positive change. - Workspace Safety and Gender: Focused on formal workspaces, this initiative aspires to establish standards that prioritize safety, with a central focus on women's experiences, to foster inclusive and secure environments.

The Jena Declaration invites local sustainable change, mobilizing people globally for impactful outcomes. By assembling diverse signatories to encourage communities and governments to actively drive change in favor of sustainability. The UN Agenda 2030 with its 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is under a lot of pressure. Most experts share the view that humanity is on the way to miss it. The Jena Declaration is based on the conviction that the most important reason for this is, that the currently dominating strategy from the top is not reaching the most important partner for the needed societal transformation: the everyday people, the citizens of the planet. To reach them, The Jena Declaration calls for a new strategy to reach ways of living sustainably everywhere. Respecting cultural and regional specificity and aesthetics for dealing with nature, of nature that we are all part of, shall enable culturally and regionally differentiated pathways towards global sustainability. Integrating the arts and sciences can foster creativity and innovation, leading to sustainable solutions that resonate emotionally and intellectually with people. This holistic approach can inspire communities to engage with sustainability in a way that feels meaningful and joyful. By blending artistic expression with scientific knowledge, we can create a future that not only meets our needs but also nurtures our spirit and connection to the planet. Everyone is invited to join as a signatory here: https://www.thejenadeclaration.org/sign "In times of growing nationalism, there is no alternative to united, coordinated action in a global perspective of the citizens of the planet to ensure a sustainable futures!" (Benno Werlen, Founder, TJD)

The Sustainable Ethical Fashion Collaboration unites a diverse group of stakeholders from various sectors, including fashion brands, designers, manufacturers, technology providers, investors, policymakers, nonprofits, and educational institutions. We are united by a shared vision to build a sustainable, ethical fashion industry system, with a focus on fostering collaboration to drive innovation, resilience, and collaborative economics. Our collaboration is a global network within Catalyst Now, committed to creating a high-impact ecosystem that drives systemic social change and increases economic power in the Global South and the diaspora. This ecosystem thrives on extreme collaboration, facilitating the sharing and creation of resources, funding, and support for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), artisans, and other ethical actors across connecting sectors. Together, our collective actions drive systemic change, address under-resourced needs, and shift economic power and create social equity. We provide a platform for members to engage, learn, and connect, contributing to a larger movement for a just, resilient, and equitable future. Built on mutual support, every member’s contribution strengthens the network, amplifying our collective impact. Together, we are building a new sustainable, ethical fashion industry system that is transformative and resilient.

The VartaLeap coalition is a cross-sectoral group of 90 youth engaging the development sector, government, media, institutions, and UN agencies who seek to create a movement towards a new norm – Every Youth A Jagrik and Every Space Nurturing Jagriks. Our Vision: All formal & non-formal learning spaces & systems become crucibles of grassroots leadership for young people (specially women) by co-creating vibrant cross sectoral ecosystems. Our Mission: Every youth a Jagrik, every space nurturing Jagriks becomes a norm (Jagrik is a self-awakened active citizen not only leading the change but also being the change) Key Concept at the centre of our strategy : Co-creating 5th Spaces The 5th Space is a space that exists beyond and between the 4 legitimate spaces occupied by youth that is Family, Friends, Education/ Career and Leisure/ Entertainment.These erstwhile spaces for youth are often governed by others and the rules of these spaces are often not set by young people.The 5th Space on the other hand is a safe and non judgemental space that: 1. is co- created and co-led by young people 2. offers compelling experiential Self to Society Journeys, focussing on a. Deep Self Awareness b. Building relationships with ‘others’ 3. Social Action 4. Facilitates cross border peer and intergenerational dialogue 5. Nurtures social inclusion, holistic development and social hope

The Mexico chapter is relaunching a new collaborative project inspired by the “Sumando Miradas” experience, now focused on creating video podcasts centered on the chapter's members. This initiative aims to amplify the impact of social entrepreneurs in the country, sharing their stories, initiatives, and the impact they generate in their communities through a dynamic and accessible format.