We generate evidence-based insights to shape policy and practice across interconnected systems—from education and training to the green and blue economy. Our work supports decision-makers to drive change through governance, financing, and implementation to advance climate solutions that support lifelong learning and a just transition.
Field-defining research and policy advocacy.
Our Unique Approach
We sit at a rare intersection: rigorous enough to publish in peer-reviewed spaces, and policy-fluent enough to shape national climate policies, ministerial roadmaps, and multilateral guidance. Our research has directly informed work at ADB, the Commonwealth of Learning, FCDO, GCA, UNESCO, UNICEF, and USAID. Our work on a breadth of green skills and measuring the climate impact of education has helped define the terms of a field that barely existed a decade ago. We don't study the climate-education nexus; we've helped build it.
Evidence that moves policy. Research that builds the field.
Our Unique Approach
We sit at a rare intersection: rigorous enough to publish in peer-reviewed spaces, and policy-fluent enough to shape national climate policies, ministerial roadmaps, and multilateral guidance. Our research has directly informed work at ADB, the Commonwealth of Learning, FCDO, GCA, UNESCO, UNICEF, and USAID. Our work on a breadth of green skills and measuring the climate impact of education has helped define the terms of a field that barely existed a decade ago. We don't study the climate-education nexus; we've helped build it.
Evidence that moves policy.
Research that builds the field.
Education Pathways to Climate Finance
Despite education's clear contributions to climate mitigation and adaptation, its potential to attract co-investment from climate finance remains significantly underutilized. The core problem is a gap in evidence and methodologies linking educational interventions to measurable climate outcomes, making it difficult for education projects to meet the eligibility criteria of many climate funders. Some climate benefits of education, particularly those dependent on behavioral change, manifest through complex, indirect causal chains over long timeframes, compounding the challenge.
Education Pathways to Climate Finance
Despite education's clear contributions to climate mitigation and adaptation, its potential to attract co-investment from climate finance remains significantly underutilized. The core problem is a gap in evidence and methodologies linking educational interventions to measurable climate outcomes, making it difficult for education projects to meet the eligibility criteria of many climate funders. Some climate benefits of education, particularly those dependent on behavioral change, manifest through complex, indirect causal chains over long timeframes, compounding the challenge.