Welcome to the Global Collaborative
The Global Collaborative is a community of civil society organizations working together to solve global problems.
Latest highlights
RMIT Climate Change Adaptation
- AdaptNet for 22 July 2008.
- Terjemahan dalam Bahasa Indonesia (AdaptNet in Bahasa Indonesian).
- AdaptNet in Vietnamese.
- 气候变迁适应性研究网中国版 (AdaptNet in Mandarin Chinese).
- Policy forum: How to Create Exponential Decline in Car Use in Australian Cities - Peter Newman, Jeff Kenworthy and Garry Glazebrook.
Nautilus Institute
- Austral Peace and Security Network Bulletin (APSNet) for 21 July 2008.
- Austral Briefing Note: Commission of Truth and Friendship – Indonesia-Timor Leste, Richard Tanter and Arabella Imhoff
- Global Nuclear Futures
- Countries: China
- Policy: Nuclear Power & Climate Change
- Technical: Nuclear Fuel Cycle
CanKor Virtual ThinkNet
- Conversation with the patriot - part 8
Erich Weingartner's fictional North Korean, Pak Kim Li, addresses causes and consequences of the current food shortages, including a peculiar take on its relationship to the nuclear issue.
NGO Research Centre
The Global Collaborative welcomes our latest member organisation, the NGO Research Centre.- 气候变迁适应性研究网中国版: AdaptNet Report 7月15日
Viet Nam Green Building Council
- New site: Vietnam Sustainable Climate Change Adaptation Network
- AdaptNet in Vietnamese: Ngày 15 tháng 7 năm 2008
Yayasan Pelangi Indonesia
- Terjemahan dalam Bahasa Indonesia: AdaptNet, 15 Juli 2008
Global Problem Solving
A major new initiative by the Nautilus Insitute on the Global Collaborative.
- Introductory material
- Understanding global problems
- Global Problem Solving Forum
- Solving global problems
- Applied global problem solving: frameworks and applications
- Tools for global problem solving
- Global problems
Northeast Asia Online Peace Forum
- Global Article 9 Campaign: the Global Article 9 Campaign to abolish war.
Singapore Institute of International Affairs
- Reaching out – India-Philippines ties: ASEAN members make overtures to their economically vibrant large neighbours.
