accelerating positive impact.
Shared Planet is a stakeholder strategy, insight and engagement consultancy
focusing on the environment, social issues, and cultural and natural heritage.
Based in London and operating globally, we help clients with strategy, research and analysis so that they can better understand their stakeholder landscape and build new initiatives, partnerships and strategies that are leading, intelligent and effective.
The heart of an NGO with
the analytical rigour of a
management consultancy
Shared Planet provides research, analysis and stakeholder engagement support to clients working in environmental and social spaces. We work with civil society organisations, academic institutions, governments, and international organisations to support them in conducting research and analysis, devising strategies and mapping stakeholder landscapes related to critical issues.
Our team takes a research-led approach to client work, using proven methodologies and frameworks that help us to bring analytical rigour to everything that we do. We specialise in multi-geography and multi-disciplinary complex issue management.
Our team has a big heart and we are committed to creating a better world. We care about solving important and complex environmental and social problems. For this reason, our team donates up to 20% of our time each year to important causes.
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Stakeholder opinion research
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Landscape and stakeholder mapping
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White papers, literature reviews and reports
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Stakeholder strategy and engagement plans
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Thought leadership
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Policy advocacy and engagement plans
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Organisational strategy
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Multi-stakeholder convenings and dialogue support
Creating an environmental awareness campaign for a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Conducting research on sustainability issues and stakeholder opinion analysis, and creating a communications strategy for a major global world heritage site.
Analysing the harms and ethical impacts of social media platforms
Helping advertisers understand the way that social media platforms, gaming channels, Web 3.0 and AI are changing the fundamental dynamics of society.
Drafting and promoting
a Nature Positive
Economy Roadmap
Supporting a major NGO by building a comprehensive Nature Positive Economy Roadmap to shift the global financial architecture.
Building an expert
network on human wildlife conflict in East Africa
Helping leading U.S. academic experts build a research centre and multi-stakeholder network on human wildlife conflict across East Africa.
Stakeholder opinion research on ecological restoration
Working with the global authority on nature to support ecological restoration governance by understanding internal institutional priorities and initiatives.
Fundraising support for sustainable cities
Helping to identify high net worth individuals with a passion for elements of sustainable cities creation, such as mobility and greening.
Analysing global initiatives on food waste reduction
Working with a London-based circular economy NGO to understand global initiatives and best practice in relation to household food waste reduction and behavior change.
Research and analysis
on carbon markets
Conducting a literature review and stakeholder mapping and policy brief to understand the challenges with carbon markets across Brazil, Indonesia and Kenya.
Stakeholder engagement, partnerships and international positioning on culture
Working for a government entity to promote its work and contribution to the global culture, conservation and archaeology communities.
Campaigning support to
stop global whale and dolphin hunting
We built a global campaign with a leading ocean-focused NGO to stop the hunting of whales and dolphins in the North Atlantic.
Supporting a more sustainable and DEI-oriented approach to marketing
Working to better understand the ways that marketing can support greater diversity in advertising and the creative industries.
Thought leadership positioning on food redistribution
Working to create research reports on the cost savings related to food redistribution in the health of the charity sector in the UK.