Data, tech, and design for better impact and decisions in Southeast Asia
We work with governments, communities, and movements to turn complex climate, agriculture, and governance data into tools for justice, equity, and resilience across Southeast Asia.
Climate & environment
Help provinces, cities, and agencies understand and act on climate risks with municipal risk indices, early warning systems, and heat–health tools tailored to local realities.
Risk indices:Build and maintain provincial climate risk indices that track floods, heat, drought, and other hazards in near real time.
See how we build climate risk tools
Early warning:Co-design alerts and dashboards that help officials, health systems, and communities anticipate climate-related disasters before they hit.
Data partnerships:Connect public climate, weather, and satellite data into one place so decision-makers can work from a shared source of truth.
Localisation:Adapt global climate methods and tools to Thai and Southeast Asian contexts, languages, and institutions.
Capacity building:Train civil servants and community partners to understand, question, and use climate data in their own work.
Climate-smart agriculture
Support farmers and cooperatives with data tools that measure emissions, track practices, and open fair pathways into emerging carbon and climate finance markets.
Farmer-level MRV:Design measurement, reporting, and verification systems that work at farm level while remaining robust enough for national and international standards.
Practice tracking:Help farmers and extension workers record climate-smart practices such as water management, soil care, and crop diversification.
Access to finance:Build tools that connect credible data from the field to banks, insurers, and climate funds so smallholders can access new forms of support.
Public finance & transparency
Make climate and development spending more transparent by connecting budgets, projects, and outcomes, so people can see where money goes and who benefits.
Budget mapping:Track climate-relevant budgets and projects across ministries, provinces, and programs in a consistent, comparable way.
Open contracting:Apply open-data standards to procurement so contracts, suppliers, and flows of climate finance can be analysed and scrutinised.
Accountability:Co-create dashboards with civil society and oversight bodies to monitor delivery, delays, and risks in real time.
Justice, rights & inclusion
Ensure that climate and development decisions are fair by making visible who is most exposed, who decides, and who benefits — across gender, income, migration, and settlement type.
Equity overlays:Combine climate, social, and spatial data to highlight the specific communities most at risk and most often left out of planning.
Learn more about our justice-focused approach
Rights-aware design:Work with communities, movements, and legal experts to design tools that respect rights and strengthen participation rather than just extract data.
Documentation & safeguards:Make assumptions, methods, and limitations explicit so partners can trust and appropriately interpret the data they use.
Cities & communities
Support cities, districts, and neighbourhoods to understand local realities — from heat and flooding to services and livelihoods — with data that residents can recognise and use.
Urban resilience:Build tools that help cities plan for heat, floods, and other shocks with an explicit focus on informal settlements and low-income communities.
Community-centred data:Design participatory data collection and feedback loops so residents can question, contribute to, and benefit from the information collected about them.
Digital public goods & civic infrastructure
Publish open-source, reusable building blocks — from data standards to software components — so that others can adapt, extend, and govern civic data infrastructure over time.
Open-source by default:Build and maintain tools as digital public goods so governments, organisations, and communities can self-host, fork, and extend them.
Interoperable data:Design schemas and workflows that make it easier to connect climate, agricultural, financial, and social datasets across institutions.
Partner portals:Create secure spaces for government, civil society, and community partners to explore data, co-design tools, and monitor outcomes.
Reusable modules:Package key components — climate risk dashboards, MRV workflows, budget trackers — so they can be redeployed across provinces and countries.
Regional collaboration:Share learnings, code, and standards with peers across Southeast Asia to accelerate collective progress on climate and governance challenges.