Case Studies

Twenty-first century collective intelligence has the untapped potential to transform the way we understand and act on climate change.
By combining people’s knowledge and skills, new forms of data and technology we can advance the Sustainable Development Goals.
Discover what this research means for a more equitable and sustainable climate action and how to read it.
Let’s tap into the collective intelligence we have.
Collective intelligence can close five important gaps in climate action.
Collective intelligence for climate decision-making is the next frontier for innovation
Most current collective intelligence practice is concentrated in four climate adaptation areas.
Although less commonly used for mitigation in the Global South, collective intelligence methods tend to support forest and waste management.
Read ten case studies that illustrates practical ways in which people are using collective intelligence methods to take climate action.
Where should we focus our attention to drive greater impact of the future collective intelligence initiatives, particularly in Global South contexts?
The message — and the evidence — are clear. Public participation and local expertise need to be at the forefront of climate action. This is where R&D opportunities lie.
Download the UNTAPPED: Collective Intelligence for Climate Action report and read our acknowledgments, methodology, and glossary.
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