UK universities acting together in response to crises
UK universities could play a pivotal role in supporting displaced students in crisis. But they have limited bandwidth to develop new solutions, find partners, and coordinate activities.
Led by Mosaik, the Global Response Platform enables UK universities to act together in response to crises through sector-level coordination, shared programmes and pooled resources.
A way for UK universities to act together in response to crises affecting students and higher education overseas. It has four core functions:
Dedicated Mosaik staff align commitments, follow up on delivery, curate best practice, and provide technical support.
We provide context briefs, connect universities to local partners through our international humanitarian sector networks.
We facilitate the design of joint delivery between UK universities and use of shared platforms, and infrastructure.
We support universities to measure collective impact and leveraging collaboration to advocate for funding.
Universities act faster, share resources, and strengthen the impact of their international responses
Universities can join coordinated delivery alongside other universities to enhance their impact and reduce costs.
Global Response Platform functions will university staff figuring out how to respond and who to work with. Universities can focus on what they do best: teaching and learning.
Pooled resources, collective fundraising, and stronger local partnerships will improve longevity of initiatives.
Enhance reputation and global profile; communicate impact to boards, alumni, and translate activity into rankings.
We’re growing the Global Response Platform to include more UK universities. Register your interest in becoming a partner.
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