Collaborating for Resilience CoRe

Collaborating for Resilience CoRe is a non-profit organization based in Washington, District of Columbia. As a small organization with seven employees, CoRe generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. CoRe is dedicated to international work focused on addressing resource competition and enhancing governance and livelihood resilience across interconnected resource sectors. Their efforts encompass agricultural lands, forests, fisheries, inland waterways, and coastal zones. CoRe partners with organizations to foster innovations that support critical ecosystem services, build sustainable local economies, and promote social and economic well-being. Central to their approach is a commitment to accelerating innovation by supporting social entrepreneurs and organizations working within various natural resource and livelihood domains. CoRe also focuses on building capacity by developing learning processes that bridge multiple sectors and regions, allowing local innovations to influence policy reform. They leverage action research, capacity building, and outcome evaluation to generate evidence that influences investment at scale, ultimately driving social, economic, and environmental progress. To learn more about Collaborating for Resilience CoRe's work and initiatives, visit their website at coresilience.org.