In this 100-Day Challenge, Palm Beach County’s homelessness and healthcare systems came together to more effectively meet the unique needs of individuals experiencing homelessness who are living with HIV.

To deepen and widen our impact in the Mexican justice sector, in 2021 we began working with the United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Programa para el Fortalecimiento de Instituciones de Justicia Penal Estatal (ConJustica), implemented by DAI, to deliver 100-Day Challenges and other systemic change activities with the aim of improving the effectiveness of state-level criminal justice institutions and reducing impunity in targeted Mexican states.

During their 100-Day Challenge, the Kensington Team addressed critical health barriers to housing for those struggling with substance misuse, including wound care and access to residential treatment facilities and other types of supportive housing relevant to their needs.

RE!NSTITUTE launched four 100-Day Challenges on homelessness across fifteen communities, with several challenges held during the COVID-19 pandemic.

RE!NSTITUTE worked with the Government of Quintana Roo and local civil society organizations to implement a 100-Day Challenge focused on reducing gender-based violence in the state.

RE!NSTITUTE began working with local justice systems in Mexico in 2017 to combat gender-based violence (GBV), improve efficiency in case processing and comprehensive support and services for victims of GBV.

From 2019-2021, we worked with Mexican state-level anti-corruption systems in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Mexico Transparency Rapid Response Project (TRRP), to achieve tangible results in the fight against corruption through 100-Day Challenges that strengthened institutional capacity, inter-institutional collaboration, and engaged civil society organizations.

100-Day Challenges are an onramp to the movement to prevent and end homelessness among youth and young adults in the United States, one of the most vulnerable population groups in the U.S. who are impacted by homelessness.

Since 2012, RE!NSTITUTE has helped over sixty U.S. cities launch 100-Day Challenges to accelerate progress toward ending Veteran homelessness.

Building local capacity while transforming service delivery and health outcomes for mothers and neonates across Sierra Leone.

In early 2019, we partnered with the USAID-funded Justice Access for Victims and the Accused (JAVA) Program, implemented by Fortis Consultoría, to improve access to justice for victims and the accused in Mexico through 100-Day Challenges.

Partnering with the United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Promoting Justice Project (Projust), RE!NSTITUTE designed and implemented 100-Day Challenges in the Mexican justice system.

The Government Accelerators RE!FRAMES and RE!THINKS the way government works by fast-tracking project implementation, instilling a culture of entrepreneurship, and driving innovation.

Strengthening local capacity to implement 100-Day Challenges and improve governance systems across gender and justice.

In 2016, RE!NSTITUTE trained and certified 100-Day Challenge coaches to build capacity to drive locally-led development in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Working with the World Bank and local councils in Sierra Leone to support the nation’s post-war decentralization process. 

Working with the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) to tackle some of the most complex issues the health system is facing.

Working with the Eritrean Ministry of Health and the World Bank to accelerate the implementation and impact of the country’s five-year HIV/AIDS strategic plan.

Giving Nepal’s poorest rural communities support to improve early childhood nutrition and maternal health.

In 2003 - 2004, we worked with government ministries in Kenya to target improvement in government service sectors. The Kenyan Government used 100-Day Challenges, then known as Rapid Results Approach (RRA), as a core strategy to transform their ways of working within five sectors: Agriculture, HIV/AIDS, Tourism, Security, and Water.