Sustainable Fiber Sourcing & Processing

Engineering & Pad Production

User-Centered R&D & Product Quality

Business Model & Market Access

Education & Community Engagement

Community Building – Creating a Globally Adaptable Blueprint Model for Fibre Pad Manufacturing

Technical Installation and Training

Mobile/Satellite Phone Monitoring

Quick Response Unit acting on suspicious threats based on real-time data

Building Cross sectoral Partnerships

1) Standardized Drone Survey Protocols

2) Estimating total length of crocodylians from drone-captured images by using a model

3) Allometric Framework for Crocodilian Size Estimation

4) Empowering Local Stakeholders through Drone Technology

5) Evolution of on-board technologies and AI integration

Reforestation Project Due Diligence

Single Tree Monitoring

Capacity building to enhance TREEO App utilization

Operational excellence

Impact Reporting

Reforestation Project Due Diligence

Single Tree Monitoring

Capacity building to enhance TREEO App utilization

Operational excellence

Impact Reporting

A unique racecourse that provides access to geographically extreme and data-sparse areas across the planet’s oceans

Establishing a set of race regulations that places science at the centre of racing activities

Collaboration and partnerships with the science community and scientific institutions

Data collection using racing yachts for onboard sampling and deployment of drifter buoys

Data sharing to support science and policy

A unique racecourse that provides access to geographically extreme and data-sparse areas across the planet’s oceans

Establishing a set of race regulations that places science at the centre of racing activities

Collaboration and partnerships with the science community and scientific institutions

Data collection using racing yachts for onboard sampling and deployment of drifter buoys

Data sharing to support science and policy

Building block 1 – Using an existing initiative (the Olympic Forest) as a blueprint for National Olympic Commit-tees to initiate their own nature restoration projects.

Building block 2 – Establishing principles for admitting National Olympic Committees’ projects to the Olympic Forest network

Building block 3 – Embracing local expertise, governance, and ownership of projects

Building block 4 – Cooperation between NOCs and local nature conservation organisations as a prerequisite for success