Tools

Instruments you can open, not just read about.

Each tool runs as its own application. They share the measurement logic behind this practice, applied to a different question.

Climate risk

Climate Risk ModuleLive

Enter coordinates or a street address and receive physical hazard metrics for that site. Every figure comes with its source, its method and its stated limits, so a sceptical reader can trace it to public data.

What it measures

Heat — days per year above temperature and wet-bulb thresholds, today against 2021–2035 and 2036–2050
Extreme rainfall — return levels of the wettest day of the year
River flooding — inundation depth at 10, 100 and 500-year return periods
Drought — how often, how long and how severe, in observed, +2 °C and +4 °C worlds, from Dialectik's in-house analysis
Coastal — extreme sea level with projected rise, against ground elevation

Open data only · Limits stated in every output · Single site or whole portfolio

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The Climate Risk Module: farm parcels on a contour map, with a composite hazard score and the year each warming level could arrive

Participatory governance

Stakeholder Network VisualiserLive

An interactive map of the stakeholder network behind a programme: who works with whom, what moves between them, and where coordination thins out or depends on a single actor.

What it shows

Actors classified by sector and role; relationships typed by what flows along them
SNPI indicators — density, centrality, reciprocity and bridging actors
The network set against the territory it governs, from national terrain to a city map
Coffee-sector networks across five Latin American countries, and an urban wildlife governance network

Built on the peer-reviewed SNPI framework · Comparable across countries and over time

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The Stakeholder Network Visualiser: a coffee-sector network of 61 actors and 97 relationships, centred on the national coffee institute

Biodiversity

Biodiversity ExplorerIn development

A third module for biodiversity and human–wildlife coexistence: interaction pressure, habitat connectivity, and the social tolerance that decides whether a species persists in a shared landscape. Scope and indicators are not yet finalised.

In development