Services


What can we do for you?

Two measurement domains. In each, a tool that produces the evidence and the research that makes it usable.

Climate risk

Where climate stress meets the ground

Hazard resolved to the parcel rather than averaged across a district, and the advisory work that turns it into a decision.

Agriculture

Farm-level climate risk

For producers, cooperatives, buyers and lenders who need to know which specific land is exposed, and on what horizon. Drought is analysed with STAND.

  • Parcel-level hazard profiles
  • Scenarios for 2030 and 2050
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Advisory

Adaptation & resilience research

What a measure is worth, where it should go first, and what has to be true for it to work.

  • Option appraisal and monitoring design
  • Evidence packages for funders

Participatory governance

The social half of the same question

Measured with the same seriousness applied to satellite data, because collaboration decides whether the ecological work holds.

Measurement

Network performance (SNPI)

Monitoring and evaluation of how collaboration actually functions, using the peer-reviewed SNPI framework.

  • Baseline and repeat-wave measurement
  • M&E that satisfies upward reporting
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Advisory

Policy & governance analysis

Where authority sits, where information stops, and which missing connection limits adaptive capacity.

  • Institutional and stakeholder analysis
  • Participatory process design

Thematic areas

Where this work is applied

Climate-resilient agricultureCoffee and other perennial systems under shifting hazard
Nature-based solutionsEcological and social performance of NbS interventions
Wildlife & biodiversityCoexistence, habitat connectivity, conservation governance
Carbon market integrityWhether the social claims behind credits hold up
Governance accountabilityMulti-site programmes that must evidence coordination

Methodology

Six phases, from first contact to integrated intelligence

Every engagement runs the same six phases, each with a defined output. Five are constant; the fifth adapts to the domain, which is what lets one instrument serve climate risk, biodiversity and governance alike.

  1. Stakeholder DiscoveryMapping the human landscape before the analysis beginsNode inventory
  2. Boundary Setting & MatchingAn analytical decision that shapes every phase after itBoundary specification
  3. Stakeholder EncountersStructured encounters that make collaboration visibleRelational dataset
  4. Network Analysis with SNPIRelational data becomes measurable governance intelligenceSNPI indicator report
  5. Domain analysisThe ecological counterpart, and the one phase that changesHazard & vulnerability layers
  6. Social-Ecological IntelligenceNot a deliverable but a state: integrated, validated, continuousSite profiles & evidence packs
The full specification is not published.

Each edition is documented in a technical brief with the data architecture, figures and worked outputs. We share it directly with institutional partners and prospective clients.

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