Strategic expansion INCLUDED operates in multiple major cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Kathmandu, Dhaka) with a goal of ten cities and a hundred community centres, indicating a scalable model that can be extended to new locales and funding sources.

Community center model Focus on migrant children and families through practical services like education, job training, health, and personal development at community centres offers opportunities for partnerships with local governments, schools, healthcare providers, and corporate sponsors aligned with inclusion and social impact.

Partnership driven A core emphasis on partnerships with practitioners and academics suggests co-creation opportunities, joint programs, and grant-funded initiatives with universities, NGOs, and private sector collaborators seeking social impact in urban migration and inclusion.

Digital and outreach readiness Active social channels and standard security practices indicate readiness for digital fundraising campaigns, donor engagement, and program storytelling to attract international donors and foundations focused on migrant inclusion and city resilience.

Financial scale Revenue range of 25 to 50 million supports credible capacity for large grants and multi-city programs, suggesting opportunities for multi-year funding, sponsorship deals, and corporate philanthropy aligned with inclusive city initiatives.