FixApa’s collaboration with academia, research centers, government agencies, NGOs, and industry players is essential in creating a business convergence model that can bring about positive change and innovation in the childcare industry. There are several reasons why this collaboration is important.
Working with academia and research centers such as the Institute of Social Science Malaysia (IPSAS) and the National Child Development Research Center (NCDRC) allows for a more evidence-based approach to developing solutions for the childcare industry. These research centers have the expertise and resources to conduct studies and analyze data related to child development, which can help to inform the development of more effective policies and programs for caregivers.
Partnering with government agencies such as MDEC and MRANTI allows for greater support and resources for the childcare industry. These agencies have the power and influence to shape policies and regulations that can benefit caregivers and children, and by working with them, FixApa can help to ensure that the needs of home-based daycare centers are taken into account in decision-making processes.
Collaboration with international NGOs such as the United Nations Global Compact Network and UNICEF can bring about greater awareness and support for the importance of quality childcare. These organizations have a global reach and can help to promote the importance of early childhood development and the role of caregivers in supporting it.
Partnering with local NGOs such as Kelab Rekreasi Pengasuh Malaysia allows for a more grassroots approach to creating change in the childcare industry. These organizations have direct contact with home-based daycare operators and can provide valuable insights into their needs and challenges.
Working with other related industry players, such as technology providers and investors, FixApa can bring about greater innovation and scalability to the childcare industry. These players can bring in new ideas and resources to help improve the quality of care and education provided by home-based daycare centers.
FixApa’s collaboration with academia, research centers, government agencies, NGOs, and industry players is crucial in creating a business convergence model that can bring about positive change and innovation in the childcare industry. By working together, these partners can bring about greater awareness, support, and resources to help caregivers provide high-quality care and education to young children, while also creating a more sustainable and successful childcare industry for the future.