
Funding calls, consultancies, relevant events and partnership signals for organisations and consultants
working across development, humanitarian action and social impact, with a focus on Southeast Asia.
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Curated funding opportunities, tenders and consultancy assignments
Relevant events and ecosystem signals
Consultant market and expertise insights
Partnership and consortium signals
Practical notes on fit, eligibility and key requirements

The Consortium Hub is an independent initiative designed to make relevant opportunities, expertise and partnership signals easier to identify across the development and social impact ecosystem.
The Consortium Brief is one of its first live components, translating that ambition into curated opportunities, market signals and practical insights for organisations and consultants, with a focus on Southeast Asia.
Currently in pilot phase. Early editions will help refine the format, coverage and features based on what proves most useful to the ecosystem.
Why The Consortium Hub exists
Funding calls, tenders, consultancies and partnership opportunities are often scattered across multiple platforms, websites and networks.
For organisations and consultants, the challenge is not only finding relevant opportunities. It is also understanding whether they are worth pursuing, what capabilities are required, and whether the right expertise or partners are available.
The Consortium Hub is being developed to make this process clearer, faster and more strategic.
What The Consortium Hub is building
The Consortium Hub is testing a set of connected services built around opportunity intelligence, readiness and partnership matching:
The Consortium Brief — Free
Curated intelligence on selected funding opportunities, tenders, consultancies, relevant events, expertise and partnership signals.
The Consortium Hub Pro — Personalised intelligence
Deeper opportunity intelligence tailored to each organisation’s profile, priorities and operating context.
Premium members will receive personalised editions of The Consortium Brief, curated around their themes, geographies, organisation type, opportunity interests, expertise and partnership needs.
Rather than generic topic alerts, each Brief is designed to surface the opportunities, consultancies, events and partnership signals most relevant to that specific organisation — together with context on fit, key requirements, deadlines and potential next steps.
Opportunity Readiness Check
A tailored assessment of a specific call, tender or grant covering fit, eligibility, requirements, risks, effort and recommended next steps.
Expert & Consortium Matching
Targeted support to identify relevant consultants, expertise, organisations and potential consortium partners for a specific opportunity or need.
Partner Search & Expert Requests
One-off paid support for organisations looking for a specific partner, expert or response team.
Premium network features — in development
Future options being explored include saved opportunities, personalised shortlists and newsletters, member dashboards, enhanced consultant visibility, directory access, partner-search postings and more tailored matching between opportunities, organisations and experts.
Who it is for
The Consortium Hub is being designed for:
Local NGOs and associations
International NGOs and social impact organisations
Consultants and expert teams
Social enterprises
Fundraisers and proposal writers
Foundations, donors and philanthropy actors
Organisations looking for partners or consortium opportunities
Pilot phase
The Consortium Hub is currently in pilot phase. Its format, opportunity database, readiness tools and matching logic are being tested and refined before a wider rollout.
Opportunities and insights shared through the platform are provided for information purposes. Users should always review the original source and official requirements before making an application or decision.
Get involved
The Consortium Hub is currently building its opportunity intelligence, consultant pool and organisation network.
Consultants interested in joining the pilot can join the consultant pool. Organisations and ecosystem partners interested in contributing, testing or collaborating can contact The Consortium Hub at [email protected]