How we can support you:

How do I start an MSP?
Starting a multi-stakeholder partnership can be challenging in terms of time, organization and money. To help, we have compiled a list of things you will need to consider to create a successful partnership.
On our website, you will find a guide to the key aspects of a successful partnership as well as examples of partnerships. This provides a first glimpse into what multi-stakeholder partnerships need in order to succeed.
How do I connect with partners?
You need the right partners for a partnership to be successful. We help you identify and bring the right partners to the table as well as provide the space for you to work together on creating your partnership. This will help your partnership get off to a smooth start.


How can I finance my MSP?
MSPs often need start-up funding to make progress. We can advise and inform you on financing options and business models.
If you’re from civil society, Engagement Global/bengo can provide advice and cover up to 75% of costs for civil society participation in a partnership.
If you’re from another sector, such as the private sector or academia, Partnerships2030 can provide you with information on funding opportunities and provides seed funding for selected MSP ideas.
What opportunities are there for further developing my MSP?
We offer you and your partners strategic advice to develop you multi-stakeholder partnerships. In addition, we organize discussion forums with partners from various multi-stakeholder-partnerships. Here you can share your experiences and work together with experienced partners to devise solutions for your partnership. We also offer individualised trainings that are specifically tailored to your needs.
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What trainings in order to start an MSP are available?
Partnerships2030 designs and conducts individualised trainings according to your needs – free of charge for you. Such tailor-made training can be flexibly adapted to the respective requirements, both in terms of duration, procedure and content. The size of the group is also variable. Training sessions can be conducted face-to-face, virtually or hybrid, and are interactive in all formats. For civil society organisations, Engagement Global – bengo facilitates trainings for working in a multi-stakeholder partnership.