P2impact strongly believes in the unprecedented power of collaborations, and its ability to multiply forces much beyond the additive effects of energies. You may click on the button below, to view our past and current collaborators in a snapshot.

In this space, P2i regularly puts up calls for collaborations where you may share your/ your organisation’s interest or schedule a call with one of our partners to discuss this further. Calls older than a month will not be showcased here.

For an upcoming assignment on building leadership capacity of women towards their effective participation in governance and new-age leadership skills as outlined by CEDAW, UN Resolution 1325 and global women’s rights frameworks, P2impact is looking for partners who have knowledge and experience of African content, preferably Ethiopian and can facilitate in contextualizing the content of trainings. Experience of working with government partners in African (Ethiopian) context is a plus. If you identify yourself or your organisation as a potential collaborating partner, please drop a line at [email protected] at your earliest. This call expires on 28^th November 2019.

For this UHC Day, as the founding secretariat for Women in Global Health Pakistan Chapter, P2i is organizing panel discussions and Thought Leadership events on role of the female health workforce in achieving Universal Health Coverage, with focus on the national context. P2i will be endeavouring to reach out to larger number of institutions to organize these discussions as a part of the larger Women in Global Health Campaign for the UHC Day 2019. If you identify your organisation as a potential partner, please drop a line at [email protected] at your earliest. This call expires on 30^th November 2019.

For a joint multi-year, multi-partner research proposal, P2i and our UK partners are looking for a non-profit research organization from a Low-Middle-Income-Country (LMIC) group, preferably from the Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMRO) with health workforce context similar to that of Pakistan. The research will explore the local context as well as learn from the policy-making experiences, systematic changes and programmatic interventions of the partner countries. If you identify yourself or your organisation as a potential collaborating partner, please drop a line at [email protected] at your earliest. This call expires on 30^th November 2019.