What locations or countries does MovingWorlds focus on?

What locations or countries does MovingWorlds focus on?

MovingWorlds is a global platform that facilitates the connection between Experteers and Organizations to support specific projects, and is location agnostic. Our platform has supported over 1,700 projects in more than 120 countries. Learn more about the impact of experteering, top SDGs impacted, and more in our living impact report here.

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