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ECONOMIES
Working with community based organizations and global partners to build wellbeing economies that support just, equitable, and sustainable communities.
FOOD
Promoting sustainable food & agriculture through developing solutions in the context of regenerative and sustainable farming.
IDEAS
Researching the pathway to a sustainable, genuinely ecological civilization: what is the goal, and how does humanity get there.
WATER
Connecting, catalyzing, and incubating comprehensive water solutions in the context of climate change and urbanization.
ECONOMIES
Working with community based organizations and global partners to build wellbeing economies that support just, equitable, and sustainable communities.
FOOD
Promoting sustainable food & agriculture through developing solutions in the context of regenerative and sustainable farming.
IDEAS
Researching the pathway to a sustainable, genuinely ecological civilization: what is the goal, and how does humanity get there.
WATER
Connecting, catalyzing, and incubating comprehensive water solutions in the context of climate change and urbanization.
PROGRAM MARKETS
EcoCiv works with Life from Water running a W12+ Hub in El Minya
EcoCiv works with Water for South Sudan running a W12+ Hub
EcoCiv Korea works with universities and cities on education and economies
In California, EcoCiv works with the City of Pomona on the Economies Hub, runs the Agrifood Systems Project, and runs the WEAll California Hub.
EcoCiv ran the Conversations for a Life Economy project with partners Reboot the Future
EcoCiv works with core partners SOSNPO to run W12+ Programs and the National Business Initiative in Johannesburg, South Africa
At EcoCiv we believe that all people deserve clean water, reliable sources of food, and economies that support the wellbeing of all. Achieving sustainable food, water, and economies requires integrating the needs of people and planet.
EcoCiv’s work in supporting our partners includes strengthening the capacity of local organizations; leveraging international policy, finance, and innovation; knowledge sharing and network building; and narrative building and paradigm shifting. EcoCiv’s approach includes a facilitative, participatory process that supports local and global partners to achieve their goals as aligned with the wellbeing of people and the planet.
OUR APPROACH
At EcoCiv we believe that all people deserve clean water, reliable sources of food, and economies that support the wellbeing of all. Achieving sustainable food, water, and economies requires integrating the needs of people and planet.
EcoCiv’s work in supporting our partners includes strengthening the capacity of local organizations; leveraging international policy, finance, and innovation; knowledge sharing and network building; and narrative building and paradigm shifting. EcoCiv’s approach includes a facilitative, participatory process that supports local and global partners to achieve their goals as aligned with the wellbeing of people and the planet.
PARTNER
Build relationships with local and global partners, identifying their priorities and the root causes of key issues
RESEARCH
Connect local and international experts to provide contextually appropriate, crucial research insights for identifying relevant solutions
ACTION
Design, implement, and evaluate projects with local and global partners
IMPACT
IMPACT
Partnered with 6 new organisations
Launched 4 new global programs
Represented 32 cities at the W12+ Blueprint
Reached over 185k people on our platform
Hosted 50+ experts in action workshops
Partnered with 6 new organisations
Launched 4 new global programs
Represented 32 cities at the W12+ Blueprint
Hosted 50+ experts in action workshops
Reached over 185k people on our platform
IDEAS HUB
IDEAS HUB
EcoCiv at the 7th California, Climate & Agriculture (CalCAN) Summit
Across the U.S., collaborative partnerships are being built on the belief that long-term land tenure is key to food security and climate justice. As new land tenure strategies based on
Episode #49: Big Picture Thinking for an Ecological Civilization, with David Stroh & Marilyn Paul
Andrew Schwartz speaks with David Stroh and Dr. Marilyn Paul. David is Founder & Principal of Bridgeway Partners. David is the author of the best-selling book Systems Thinking for Social
EcoCiv at the 7th California, Climate & Agriculture (CalCAN) Summit
Across the U.S., collaborative partnerships are being built on the belief that long-term land tenure is key to food security and climate justice. As new land tenure strategies based on
Episode #49: Big Picture Thinking for an Ecological Civilization, with David Stroh & Marilyn Paul
Andrew Schwartz speaks with David Stroh and Dr. Marilyn Paul. David is Founder & Principal of Bridgeway Partners. David is the author of the best-selling book Systems Thinking for Social
OUR PARTNERS
OUR PARTNERS
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