Making the world a better place requires resources, and traditional funding models - such as foreign aid, philanthropy, and CSR - each have their own limitations. Some are too short-term, while others are too narrowly focused. But the need for funding is real, and the capital exists. Palladium mobilises private capital to address social issues, while generating a financial return for investors.
With teams on the ground in over 90 countries, our clients rely on us to bring local knowledge, unparalleled technical expertise, and an impact-focused precision to bear on their most complex projects. We manage large-scale, global, social, and economic change initiatives, and delivering on-time and on-budget in any context is a given. Every program we take on is delivered flawlessly while safeguarding those we serve.
No organisation exists in isolation. Every one of us operates in an “ecosystem” – a complex network of people, cultures, processes, and (sometimes competing) interests – and the only way to ensure long-term success is by linking social and financial results. We combine the rigour of private sector strategy execution with our deep understanding of development fundamentals to create true sustainability for companies, economies, and societies.
Sometimes it can be difficult to reach those who need our help most. Post-disaster, post-conflict, and remote locations can be particularly challenging, but for the past 30 years, we’ve consistently helped governments, NGOs, and businesses reach people and markets in seemingly impossible environments.
Monitoring and evaluation mechanisms demonstrate accountability, enable innovative and responsive programming, and improve our understanding of what impact really is.
Palladium's capital advisory team connects clients with the capital they need to finance their growth. We've mobilised over $650 million in capital for impact, creating opportunities to generate both financial returns and social value.
Sustainable economic growth requires a skilled, educated, and competitive workforce. Making this possible means improving individual learning outcomes, which often involves partnership between industry, governments, education systems, and the private sector.
Political dynamics shape development impact more than any other factor, and we’ve pioneered innovative approaches to ensure that governance reform initiatives are informed by realities on the ground.
Environmental issues like climate change, ecosystem degradation, and resource depletion disproportionately affect the world’s poorest in both rural and urban areas. Only by governing our natural resources effectively can we achieve inclusive, equitable, and sustainable growth.
Inclusive businesses go beyond traditional corporate social responsibility initiatives to create profoundly different ways to achieve core commercial objectives and generate positive impact.
Economic growth, social stability, and quality of life all depend on the well-being of a nation’s citizens.
When disaster strikes, lives depend on the immediate deployment of highly organised humanitarian relief, ensuring that the right people get the aid they need in the aftermath and the weeks that follow.
Infrastructure is the foundation of an inclusive society, helping to reduce poverty and improve lives. Investment in infrastructure is linked directly to economic growth and can mean the difference between resilience and catastrophe in a crisis.
Nature-based solutions have the power to harness the world’s natural capital to help fight climate change, biodiversity loss, and poverty around the world.
Palladium applies longstanding real-world experience working with communities, health systems, and governments to address public health challenges and support the improved well-being of people living in the U.S.
“Good employment empowers. It fosters social cohesion, drives economic growth and enhances quality of life.”
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