Swiss Projects
Sadhana Forest Switzerland
We are opening the Swiss branch of Sadhana Forest, the international NGO for reforestation with food forests in India, Kenya, Namibia and Haiti.
Collaboration with : Sadhana Forest
Low Waste Living
We help individuals and organisations adopt a circular mindset and significantly reduce their waste outputs.
Citizen's Assembly on Food Systems
We facilitated multi-stakeholder dialogues for the first citizens' assembly process in Switzerland. 80 people from all regions and walks of life were randomly selected to reflect, and write recommendations for the Swiss food systems policy. A process that lasted 6 months, involved dozens of in-person and online meetings, and generated recommendations destined to the Federal Council.
Mandated by : Agriculture du Futur,Biovision & SDSN Suisse.
Atelier du Futur
We designed and delivered innovation workshops for 200+ teenagers age 14-18 participating in Atelier du Futur, a summer camp centered on societal innovation. By coaching and supporting youth to develop "Mon projet du futur", we contributed a Swiss insurance company's ESG activities.
Mandated by : La Mobilière
Post-Growth Economy Workshop
For their yearly conference of members, we designed and delivered a collaborative innovation workshop on the post-growth economy. Following expert input and practical case studies from local entrepreneurs, we guided participants to reflect on what framework conditions would be needed to operationalize a post-growth economy.
Mandated by : Les VERT-E-S suisses
International Projects
Diaspora Engagement for Local Sustainable Development in Morocco
Commissioned by the IOM, this research explored how Moroccan diaspora investments could be channelled toward sustainable development and climate resilience. Morocco — among the North African countries most exposed to climate change — faces mounting pressure on its agricultural sector from desertification and groundwater depletion.
The study brought together diaspora members, local authorities, banks, and government stakeholders on the ground to understand how sustainability is currently financed and practised, and where diaspora capital could do more. Funded jointly by IOM Morocco and the Graduate Institute Geneva.
Solèy La Fè Manje : Solar Energy and Food Security in Haiti
In partnership with OneAction and Sadhana Forest, this project tackled deforestation, food insecurity, and extreme poverty in the border region of Anse-à-Pitres, Haiti. A solar-powered flour mill was installed to transform Maya Nut — a native, nutrient-rich tree — into local food products, creating an economic alternative to charcoal production, which drives much of Haiti's devastating deforestation cycle. By building value around trees rather than their destruction, the project reframes natural resources as the foundation of development rather than its casualty. The mill is community-owned and open to all, supporting local autonomy, food security, and ecological restoration. The longer-term vision is a cooperative network around Maya Nut harvest, transformation, and trade — a living model of regenerative socioeconomic development.
