Global connections
From understanding
to a solution
Research, learning and public dialogue help prepare solutions informed by context and participants' experience.
What we can help explore
We agree the approach, scope and format around your challenge and the available sources.
Analytical reports
Frame a question, compare sources and build an evidence-based explanation.
Public opinion research
Discuss the audience, question wording and how to study public perceptions.
Information environment monitoring
Define the sources, themes and connections that need attention.
Cognitive resilience
Develop skills in checking messages, working with context and independent analysis.
Strategic advice
Compare approaches to a complex public challenge and identify the next step.
Possible starting points
Context guides
the work
First understand which situation needs to change and who is involved. Then choose a method and a reasonable scale of action.
A research note, seminar, discussion or joint initiative can offer different responses to the same initial question.
Examples of public initiatives
How collaboration works
We clarify the problem, audience and desired change.
We define the questions, resources and working format.
We research, discuss and bring together clear resources.
We check what participants find useful and how to continue the work.
Collaboration formats
A focused study
Clarify a question, identify sources and prepare a paper with a clear basis for its conclusions.
Discuss a studyExpert consultation
Examine a situation, compare approaches and identify the next step.
Start a conversationLearning programme
Connect methodology with the group's challenges and independent practice.
Learning options
Tell us about your challenge
What situation do you want to understand or change? Who is involved and what materials are already available?
Prepare a description as the starting point for discussing the approach, scope and format.
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