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“The ceo, director of incubation operations and strategy, and general counsel review and approve the organization's draft irs form 990. Before filing with the irs, the ceo sends the form 990 to the board for its review.”

“The organization maintains a board-adopted conflict of interest policy that requires officers and directors to disclose any transactions or arrangements involving an actual or possible conflict of interest. Officers or directors who have an actual or potential conflict of interest must recuse themselves from any board discussion or vote on such proposed arrangement or transaction.”

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“In a purely administrative arrangement, Dalberg Advisors administers a portion of the CEO's salary, and is fully reimbursed by Dalberg Catalyst for this payment. The CEO currently receives healthcare insurance through Dalberg Advisors, which is also fully reimbursed by Dalberg Catalyst. Dalberg Catalyst pays an administrative fee to Dalberg Advisors for handling of payroll and healthcare.”

“The Organization's Board members reviewed compensation benchmarks based on the compensation information from Form 990s of organizations operating in the same sector, and of comparable size and complexity. Per those benchmarks, the Board members (other than the CEO) unanimously agreed that the compensation of the current CEO and CFO was reasonable and appropriate for their roles and the size of Dalberg Catalyst.”

“Dalberg Catalyst exists to co-create and actively accelerate systems solutions that have a tangible and durable impact on the pressing societal and planetary challenges of our time.”

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“Preventing Pandemics at the Source: Dalberg Catalyst designed and launched the Preventing Pandemics at the Source initiative in recognition of the fact that infectious diseases like COVID-19 will appear again, and with increasing frequency, unless we get to the root of the problem and prevent pandemics at their source - at the point of spillover from animals to humans due to our broken relationship with nature. Alongside a growing coalition of leading conservation, public health, human rights, science, health justice, Indigenous Rights, and COVID-survivor organizations, we are working to catalyse funding and global action to prevent the spillover of zoonotic pathogens - well before they can become global pandemics, regional or national epidemics, or even localized outbreaks.”

“Climate Smart Forest Economy Program: CSFEP is a ground-breaking program that aims to unlock the full climate potential of forests and forest products while upholding social and ecological safeguards. Its vision is to sustainably and responsibly unlock the full climate potential of forests and forest products. It aims to ensure all forest value chains and forest-dependent economies are "climate smart", meeting social and ecological safeguards. By transitioning to a climate smart forest economy, we can create jobs and boost economies, while decarbonizing the built environment and driving investment into forests. Starting with mass timber in construction, CSFEP supports breakthrough initiatives that demonstrate the full potential of sustainable forests and forest products to pave the way for future green growth. CSFEP is a collaborative initiative from EIT Climate-KIC, World Economic Forum, the World Resources Institute and Dalberg Catalyst, with seed funding from Good Energies Foundation. It also counts on independent scientific counsel from The Nature Conservancy.”

“COVAX - Country Readiness & Delivery: With the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, we are working with the Dalberg Group and JSI to support the COVID Vaccine Delivery Partnership to improve and harmonize knowledge management, communications, and tools and processes used at the global, regional, and country levels for the planning, implementation, and monitoring of COVID-19 vaccine programs. This work is facilitating collaboration, information exchange, and learning between country, region, and immunization partners and increasing the readiness and capacity of COVAX participating countries, particularly LMICs, for the implementation of the COVID-19 vaccines' delivery plans.”

“. Sharing Strategies - To crack the concurrent crises of COVID, conflicts, climate, and inequality, the international development community needs to break out of old ways of working, escape siloed thinking and structures, and partner strategically. Sharing Strategies is a neutral platform and network of leading change-makers from advocates, think tanks, local leaders, global civil society groups, international organizations, the private sector and philanthropic foundations working together to avert climate catastrophe and achieve our shared Sustainable Development Goals. Sharing Strategies is incubated at Dalberg Catalyst. . Uncommon Collaborations - Funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, and co-designed and managed by Dalberg Catalyst, Uncommon Collaborations supports collaborations between experts seeking to creatively solve complex challenges the world faces today. . Investors for Health - Dalberg Catalyst hosts and supports this community of investors who are working together to ensure that private and public capital are deployed to help build inclusive healthcare systems in Emerging Markets. The overall objective is to contribute to a thriving impact investment landscape in healthcare that takes the world closer to universal health coverage in emerging markets. . Accelerating Cost Effective Solutions to Learning Poverty / Elimu Soko - Elimu Soko serves as a stimulant and a clearinghouse for innovative solutions to fight learning poverty in Eastern and Southern Africa. A partnership amongst Hempel Foundation, Dalberg Catalyst, Dalberg Advisors, and Dalberg Media, Elimu Soko catalyzes action by bringing together government stakeholders and education entrepreneurs to identify and resolve key bottlenecks limiting foundational learning. . TVET CIV and DRC - Dalberg Catalyst, in partnership with the Caterpillar Foundation, is supporting the design and roll out of an innovative model for collaboration between the government and private sector in delivering industry-ready technical and vocational skills in Cote D'Ivoire and the DRC. . COVID Vaccine Equity Project - Through the COVID vaccine equity project, Dalberg supports country governments and frontline immunization workers to take the lead in equitably delivering COVID-19 vaccines. . SDG Leadership Labs - Dalberg Catalyst is supporting this program of the Global Executive Leadership Initiative, which aims to enhance the systems leadership of participating UN country teams. It promotes new leadership capabilities, and introduces a forward-looking organizational model that strengthens leadership practice and supports collaborative leadership processes. Completed programs: . Safe Surgery - Funded by the GE Foundation, Dalberg helped design and implement Safe Surgery 2020, whose goal is to reduce preventable deaths from surgically treatable conditions (in low-income areas). . Safe Hands Ethiopia - In response to COVID-19, Dalberg Catalyst partnered with UNDP Ethiopia to provide personal protective equipment (facemasks and soap) to vulnerable communities in Addis Ababa. The initiative brought together private sector production capacity with the distribution capacity of the government, and also provided vulnerable communities with the necessary information to support behavior change.”

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