
Activities
How we work together.
Mosaic runs on a loop, not a checklist. Click or hover any stage below to see how one problem moves from identified to published — and back into the next one.
The cycle
Every problem moves through the same four stages.
It doesn't end at "published" — what's learned feeds straight into the next problem. Click a stage to see it come alive.
Publish becomes the next Identify — the cycle repeats.
Stage 1 of 4
Identify
An institution brings a problem it needs to solve. Mosaic documents it with evidence and maps what shared infrastructure could replace.
What happens in this stage
- Document the problem with real evidence, not a hypothesis
- Map what shared infrastructure could replace it
- Confirm an institution actually owns the problem
Who takes part
Every activity draws on the same three kinds of partners.
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Problem Owners
Governments, institutions, and the people the problem affects.
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Contributors
Technology builders and researchers who design and test what a shared solution looks like.
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Funders
Development institutions and impact investors who underwrite the pilot before it becomes policy.
