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Welcome to the forefront of climate innovation and equitable community engagement. Developed by Elemental Excelerator in collaboration with TK and TK, the Square Partnerships Toolkit is designed to help startups looking to reimagine their approach to collaboration and integrate equity deeply into their operations, ensuring that their innovations not only reduce emissions and other environmental harms but also foster inclusive, resilient growth for all communities.
Elemental’s Square Partnerships Model is a bottom-up approach where startups are encouraged to collaborate with three key stakeholders throughout the project deployment process: the customer, the investor, and the community partner. It guides startups through the process of creating meaningful, lasting relationships with communities by recognizing their needs, values, and contributions. By prioritizing equitable practices, the Square Partnerships model ensures that the fruits of innovation are shared, creating a positive impact that resonates beyond the immediate project scope.
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Welcome to the forefront of climate innovation and equitable community engagement. Developed by Elemental Excelerator in collaboration with TK and TK, the Square Partnerships Toolkit is designed to help startups looking to reimagine their approach to collaboration and integrate equity deeply into their operations, ensuring that their innovations not only reduce emissions and other environmental harms but also foster inclusive, resilient growth for all communities.
Elemental’s Square Partnerships Model is a bottom-up approach where startups are encouraged to collaborate with three key stakeholders throughout the project deployment process: the customer, the investor, and the community partner. It guides startups through the process of creating meaningful, lasting relationships with communities by recognizing their needs, values, and contributions. By prioritizing equitable practices, the Square Partnerships model ensures that the fruits of innovation are shared, creating a positive impact that resonates beyond the immediate project scope.
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Welcome to the forefront of climate innovation and equitable community engagement. Developed by Elemental Excelerator in collaboration with TK and TK, the Square Partnerships Toolkit is designed to help startups looking to reimagine their approach to collaboration and integrate equity deeply into their operations, ensuring that their innovations not only reduce emissions and other environmental harms but also foster inclusive, resilient growth for all communities.
Elemental’s Square Partnerships Model is a bottom-up approach where startups are encouraged to collaborate with three key stakeholders throughout the project deployment process: the customer, the investor, and the community partner. It guides startups through the process of creating meaningful, lasting relationships with communities by recognizing their needs, values, and contributions. By prioritizing equitable practices, the Square Partnerships model ensures that the fruits of innovation are shared, creating a positive impact that resonates beyond the immediate project scope.
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Welcome to the forefront of climate innovation and equitable community engagement. Developed by Elemental Excelerator in collaboration with TK and TK, the Square Partnerships Toolkit is designed to help startups looking to reimagine their approach to collaboration and integrate equity deeply into their operations, ensuring that their innovations not only reduce emissions and other environmental harms but also foster inclusive, resilient growth for all communities.
Elemental’s Square Partnerships Model is a bottom-up approach where startups are encouraged to collaborate with three key stakeholders throughout the project deployment process: the customer, the investor, and the community partner. It guides startups through the process of creating meaningful, lasting relationships with communities by recognizing their needs, values, and contributions. By prioritizing equitable practices, the Square Partnerships model ensures that the fruits of innovation are shared, creating a positive impact that resonates beyond the immediate project scope.
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Elemental’s Square Partnerships Model is a bottom-up approach where startups are encouraged to collaborate with three key stakeholders throughout the project deployment process: the customer, the investor, and the community partner. It guides startups through the process of creating meaningful, lasting relationships with communities by recognizing their needs, values, and contributions. By prioritizing equitable practices, the Square Partnerships model ensures that the fruits of innovation are shared, creating a positive impact that resonates beyond the immediate project scope.
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