Books, Belonging, and Learning
Absalom Both Gatwech, Chairperson of Gatwitch Club Global, at the book handover in Kakuma Refugee Camp.
Turning Tides
Changing direction in ways that last
Changing direction in ways that last
We envision a future in which land, food, and urban systems are governed responsibly, grounded in Indigenous rights, local knowledge, and equitable approaches to preparedness and resilience. This future is advanced through practical, community-based models that connect local action to broader system learning and policy relevance.
Our work focuses on advancing practical models that align local action with global goals – from food and energy systems to circular-economy innovation and leadership development. We will develop and test technology and AI use cases that advance equitable and sustainable development.
Our Focus
We partner with governments, researchers, and local leaders to turn ideas into demonstration projects and demonstration projects into systems change.
- Community-led climate and adaptation planning
- Regenerative food, water, and energy systems
- Leadership and learning for resilient transitions
- Partnership with Indigenous leaders and communities
- Action to impact at the local, regional and global level
- Develop technology use cases that supports sustainability
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