We are facing a global triple challenge: tackling climate change, reversing biodiversity loss, and promoting the well-being of the planet’s population.

 

Addressing this requires collaboration among stakeholders, including international organisations, government and public sectors, private industry, civil society, and local communities. 

Climate change and protracted armed conflict significantly exacerbate humanitarian crises worldwide.

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We specialise in nexus-based approaches that address the deep-rooted social, economic, political, and environmental inequities exacerbating vulnerability in fragile and crisis-affected settings.

The explosion of AI, and growing reliance on digital tools, are forcing societies and industries to reorient their practices, values and goals.

 

One of the greatest opportunities — and challenges — of the 21st century is to embrace the digital era, and its positive contributions, with fairness, equity, resilience and a people-first approach in mind.

Cultural heritage is under threat from conflict and climate change, natural disasters, urbanisation and more.

 

There is a need to increase conservation and preservation efforts, promote local and Indigenous community engagement, and strengthen international frameworks to safeguard global natural and cultural heritage.

For too long, our economic system has served the interests of a wealthy and powerful few – driving us headlong into ecological crisis, conflict, and economic devastation, all to sustain their wealth.

 

This must change, with the richest bearing the greatest responsibility for making the necessary concessions.

The lack of global health equity demonstrates stark divides in access to healthy, nutritious food and points towards destructive consequences of food poverty and insecurity experienced by the most vulnerable.

 

To strengthen global food security and fortify availability, affordability, utilisation, and stability, we help organisatinos act now.