Institutional Innovation
We seek to address failures in how our government and elections function. Our aim is to establish modern, efficient, and responsive institutions that maximize results for all Americans.
Learn MoreOur work spans three distinct impact areas.
Institutional
Innovation
Human
Potential
Built
Environment
Designing public policies that benefit more people requires a coordinated approach across all three areas.
Our Coordinated Approach
The Inclusive Abundance Initiative emphasizes interdisciplinary problem-solving, with Institutional Innovation as its foundation because effective institutions are pivotal for implementing policies. For example, solving the housing shortage requires addressing local administrative barriers and misaligned incentives that hinder new construction. Success in shaping a Built Environment issue like housing also depends on, and reinforces, our solutions to Human Potential problems — a skilled workforce further enables construction, and low-cost housing significantly protects household budgets.
IAI’s approach recognizes that the only way to address these interconnected problems is to provide holistic solutions.
Built Environment
We are animated by the transformative power of America’s built environment to support our connected lives and a growing economy. By addressing excessive procedural burdens and underfunding related to housing, industry, energy, and transportation, we envision a future where economic goals and climate initiatives are mutually reinforcing.
Learn MoreHuman Potential
Every American success story creates another. By advancing key reforms, from immigration to education, we’re committed to removing the barriers that limit individual and collective growth.
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