Partner With Us

Join hands with Housing Innovation Lab today.

Sustainably tackle the housing problem and help bring a roof to everyone’s head.

Community members and partners building resilient housing
Why Partner With HIL

Create impact through every brick laid.

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Knowledge partner

Join HIL to conduct workshops and share expertise with students and professionals.

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Design partner

Develop innovative housing solutions that combine aesthetics with environmental responsibility.

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Community partner

Identify a community and work with HIL to strengthen local capacity and housing.

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Sponsor community building

Fund the construction of homes, shared infrastructure and resilient communities.

Our Partners

Organizations working alongside HIL to advance affordable, climate-resilient housing and strengthen communities.

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Testimonials

Voices from our partners.

Partners reflect on community resilience, shared knowledge and the impact of Housing Innovation Lab.

The Global Innovation Challenge is designed to innovatively solve economic and social challenges around the world - and the Housing Innovation Lab model has proven to do both for the target communities.

Maha AbdullahCiti FoundationPublic Affairs Head

It is always so heartening to witness communities rebuild themselves after disasters, and become stronger than ever. These are not just homes, this is the revival of hope and communal strength.

Kelli SchmitzCDPInternational Funds Program Manager

When people are taught how to improve their situation themselves, it means that you empower them to become self-reliant. We need to share our knowledge with other people, to bring that accessibility to them.

Yasmeen LariHeritage Foundation of PakistanCo-Founder & CEO
Partnership form

Tell us how you would like to partner.

Bring knowledge, design capability, community reach or resources to the Housing Innovation Lab.

Work with HIL

Help turn housing research into community-owned change.