Accelerating adaptation to climate change

We orchestrate actors in urban and rural environments to promote sustainability. We transform information and data into tangible benefits for all, contributing to the sustainable development of our communities.

We reduce the costs of climate change by designing adaptation actions and facilitating their implementation.

1.We make the data and knowledge already useful.

2.We apply emerging knowledge from the R&D field.

3. We implement technologies to coordinate actions, also between distrustful or competing actors.

Our aim is tounlock latent value that adaptation can generate for citizens, public institutions, the private sector and civil society.

Efficient investments in climate adaptation: the win-win for all.

When decisions on climate adaptation are made by a single actor, without coordination with others, the impact of investments is drastically reduced.

We realise that adaptation to climate change only happens if everyone involved wins. That is why our solutions incentivise behavioural changes by local actors and include technologies that enable coordinated action.

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We are a company based on nature

We are everywhere and with everyone. We are a liquid, transparent and diverse network of engineers, sociologists, technologists and architects.

We work by connecting R&D with its application in the real world, through efficient products, services and technologies that are consistent with nature and ensure a return on investment.

Our team

Our team consists of people who contribute with very diverse profiles, knowledge and experience in fields such as ecology, geography, geology, technology, education, biology, psychology and environmental engineering, architecture and public policy.

Services that bring about change

We reduce the costs of climate change by designing adaptation actions and facilitating their implementation.

Our network of projects

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Who we work with

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