Partnerships

Propose a partnership.

We work with impact-driven clients and welcome conversations with SMEs, social enterprises, NGOs, public bodies and sustainability teams. Tell us about the digital solution or collaboration you have in mind.

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Propose a partnership

Describe the challenge, intended participants, desired outcome, your organisation’s possible role, stage or timing, and any known budget context. ‘Not yet known’ is a valid budget answer.

A good first message

01 Tell us how to reach you.
02 Share your context and what would help.
03 Review the privacy note and send.

We aim to acknowledge messages within six hours. Complex enquiries may take longer to answer.

Prefer to write by email? [email protected]

Fields marked with an asterisk are required. Optional fields can be left blank.

Your contact details

Name

Organisation

Phone optional

Country or region

Website or public profile optional

Include https://, for example https://example.com.

Your enquiry

Your role or organisation type

Proposed collaboration

Participants, desired outcome, timing and context

Use 20–3,000 characters to describe your enquiry. Do not include sensitive personal information.

Review and send

Impact Sol uses the information you submit to receive, route and respond to your enquiry. Netlify and the notification email provider may process it outside Bangladesh. Enquiry records are normally kept for up to 12 months after the last substantive contact.

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What happens next

A conversation with a clear next step.

01
Send your context
Share a short overview through the form above. Keep sensitive information out of this first message.
02
We review the fit
Your enquiry helps us understand the work, your needs and whether there is a useful way to continue.
03
Agree any next step
Any follow-up, access or project agreement is discussed separately. An enquiry creates no commitment.

Not the right route?

Questions, answered

Before you get in touch

Plain answers about where things stand and how to take part.

How can I explore a collaboration?

Use the partnership or maker enquiry route and share only the context needed for an initial conversation. An acknowledgement confirms receipt; it does not create a partnership, contract or commitment.