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Reports & Publications

Our evidence, insights, and impact—all in one place. This collection features annual reports, white papers, case studies, and research that document our journey and share what works. Dive in to discover the data and stories behind innovation that scales.

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Unlocking Africa’s Health Innovation Potential:

Navigating the Investment Readiness Landscape

USAID-GCC Report Cover - Unlocking Health Investment in Africa

Lookbook

Being Innovation Lookbook

From peer support to the arts, sports, games, and AI chatbots, discover the Being Initiative’s youth-led innovations for mental health in Colombia, Ecuador, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Morocco, Pakistan, Romania, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, and Vietnam.

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SATO VTrap

Technical Assistance Support for Health Innovations in Low- and Middle- Income Countries

Lessons from COVID-19: The Resilience of Innovative Sanitation and Hygiene Ventures

Aligning Investments

The Grand Challenges Appraoch

Integrated Innovation: An Update and Early Lessons

Integrated Innovation

Implementing Grand Challenges Canada’s Gender Strategy

The Gender White Paper provides an in-depth analysis of how GCC integrates gender considerations into our programs.

Mapping Youth Mental Health Landscapes: Local Insights from 13 Countries

This public good report highlights the key insights and lessons from a landscape analysis of youth mental health drivers, policies and supports in Being’s priority countries.

Field Ready | Cost Effectiveness Case Study

The case study evaluates the cost-effectiveness of Field Ready’s local manufacturing approach, demonstrating its potential to transform humanitarian aid delivery.

How Do Great Ideas Scale? Learning From Scaling Successes in Humanitarian Innovation

Analyzing five case studies, this report distills key lessons and strategies from successfully scaled humanitarian innovations to inform future efforts.

Political and Social Barriers to Scaling Humanitarian Innovation

This study identifies social and political factors, such as gender and racial inequities, that complicate the scaling of humanitarian innovations in conflict-affected contexts.

Local Manufacturing in a Conflict Zone: Lessons from the White Helmets’ PPE Project

This report explores how the White Helmets’ local manufacturing of PPE enhanced rapid response capabilities and contributed to sustainable development in conflict areas.