Our network
Our network
ERI is part of a growing international network of institutions and experts working across climate science, adaptation, risk, governance, technology and policy, driven by a bottom-up approach.
No ministerial chains of command, no multi-year approval cycles: our network forms around concrete challenges and gets to work quickly.
Partners and collaborators
Academic and institutional partners.
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)Collaboration in climate science, adaptation and resilience.
HUST GuangzhouCollaboration on zero-carbon prosperity and transformation pathways.
University of AugsburgAcademic collaboration in human geography, transformation and resilience.
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)Collaboration on climate resilience and adaptation in Bangladesh.
Khulna University of Engineering & Technology (KUET)Collaboration on applied resilience and regional climate challenges.
Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad (IITH)Academic and technical collaboration on climate and resilience.
Instituto Politécnico Nacional – CICATA QuerétaroCollaboration on climate, systems and applied research.
BAM! Nachhaltigkeit Beratung Medien GmbHCollaboration on sustainability communication and implementation.
Project and dialogue network
Beyond formal partnerships.
Beyond formal institutional collaborations, ERI works with a wider network of organisations and experts through international climate processes, policy dialogues and project-based cooperation.
- Santa Marta System Dialogue
- COP processes
- Santiago Network engagement
- Regional climate initiatives
Building connections that lead to action
A network that grows around shared work.
Our network is not designed as a static list of affiliations. It grows around concrete challenges, shared work and the need to connect knowledge, policy and implementation across regions.
We collaborate with policy organisations, civil society networks and international institutions through joint initiatives, dialogue processes, technical exchange and climate diplomacy.
- Heinrich Böll Stiftung Guatemala
- Climate Strategies
- TLO Afghanistan
- adelphi research
- CIDSE
- UNESCO
- ECOWAS
- Wings of Survival
- LINGO
- The Hague Roundtable
Collaborations vary by project, region and policy process and do not necessarily imply formal institutional partnership.
How we operate
Bottom-up, not top-down.
ERI is an independent, bottom-up network. We don’t wait for ministerial mandates or multi-year approval cycles – we bring the right people together around a concrete problem and start working.
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Fast to convene
Researchers, practitioners and policy-makers work with us directly – without lengthy institutional procedures.
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Driven by the challenge
Teams form around concrete questions and places, not around organisational charts.
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Complementary to formal processes
We feed results into COP negotiations, ministries and international institutions – adding speed and flexibility where formal structures move slowly.
Work with us
Join the network.
We are always interested in partners who want to connect knowledge, policy and implementation.