Global Centre for Pluralism

Published purpose

This project aims to reduce inequality for marginalized groups based on ethno-cultural and migrant diversity in over 30 countries. The project seeks to establish and expand a track record by conducting 6 country assessments in various contexts. It aims to develop partnerships in 6 regions to support stakeholder engagement, apply the findings, and bring the pluralism lens into the wider discussion on diversity and inclusion. The project seeks to further test the framework’s applicability across a wider range of geographic, developmental, historical, and fragility contexts. It aims to expand the evidence base at country, regional, and global levels to inform and influence policies and practices. The project also seeks to strengthen and establish the necessary partnerships, structures and capacities for scaling up.