The following examples represent sample complementary or joint project designs. Educators develop school loan kits and accompanying educational resource material and activities on a topic of interest to both museums' communities.
Exhibit designers plan interactive exhibits for use in both museums.
Researchers perform joint field research on a mutually relevant topic such as species or habitat conservation. Two museums with strong regional missions develop exhibition and interpretative techniques to educate their local communities on the value of preserving regional history and local habitats. Museum staff seek to improve their marketing and public programming to increase local community interest and participation , while still promoting international tourism. Projects must be mutually beneficial. Those that only provide technical assistance and training are not supported by this program.