The Collaborative Forum is a community of federal, state, local, and non-government stakeholders who work together to develop ideas for improving state-administered federal assistance programs. Convened in 2010 to consult on pilot ideas for the Partnership Fund for Program Integrity Innovation, the Collaborative Forum has evolved into a dynamic learning community where stakeholders discuss important topics and exchange ideas for improving program integrity, efficiency, and effectiveness. Through monthly meetings, regular webinar presentations, and weekly group discussions, the Forum provides many opportunities for members to share best practices and learn from one another while helping to advance high-return-on-investment pilots.
The Forum continues to seek new ideas for potential pilot projects that target four specific goals: improving payment accuracy, improving service delivery, improving administrative efficiency, and reducing barriers to program access. We encourage new members to participate in these discussions and share their ideas on how to improve service delivery and efficiency while reducing waste.
To submit a new idea or participate in Forum discussions, visitors must create an account and log in. Non-members of the Forum can view past ideas, read descriptions of funded pilots, and learn more about how the Forum works by clicking the tabs above.