Philanthropic Intentions Four philanthropic intentions represent the impact we want to have within the organizations with which we work hand in hand. Also in the section Our approach Philanthropic Intentions Sectors of Intervention Financial Support Types Menu Our approach Philanthropic Intentions Sectors of Intervention Financial Support Types Development of innovative practicesNew modes of interventionReview of internal process to meet evolving needsAdaptation/transformation of good practices to meet your stakeholders’ needsCreation and sharing of knowledgeDevelopment of a community of practiceDeployment of tools allowing sharing of good practicesTransfer of methodologies from the academic (and research) communities to the intervention communities Community mobilizationCollaboration of several players on the same problem (in the context of a project)Initiatives favouring citizen participation in a perspective of societal development/transformation Creation of multisector alliances to break down barriersOrganizational or personal capacity buildingDevelopment of an assessment and impact measurement strategyDeployment of tools (e.g. data collection, analysis, project management, etc.)Integration of new competencies to ensure greater organizational and individual autonomy