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How can leaders effectively bridge the gap between conflicting interests and values in energy transitions?

This article explores how inclusive, values-based engagement is essential for building trust, resolving conflicts in energy transition projects, and ensuring a responsible supply of critical minerals in a polarised landscape.

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The time for effective collaboration is now

Radical collaboration is a pragmatic and proven approach to advancing climate action with the speed, scale, and justice required to make an urgent, effective, scalable impact.

Learn how to collaborate for climate action with the guidebook: “Radical Collaboration to Accelerate Climate Action”.

Rapid Action Lab: advancing vaccine equity and community building

Discover how Reos Partners supported the Atlantic Institute in advancing vaccine equity and community building through a Rapid Action Lab, addressing the challenges of vaccine availability and distribution.

From Ideation to Action: Collectively Exploring Covid-19 Vaccine Inequity Across the World

Atlantic Institute invited Reos Partners to help a group of concerned Atlantic Fellows explore the issue of vaccine equity around the world.

Addressing inequalities to end HIV and AIDS

Learn how UNAIDS and Reos Partners are working together to end inequalities and create access to life-saving services for all.

COVID-19 crisis as a catalyst for collaboration in US healthcare

Discover how the pandemic sparked collaboration in US healthcare, as healthcare professionals come together to improve health outcomes.

Developing systems understanding to address health equity in the U.S.

Learn how a multi-stakeholder team developed strategies to improve health outcomes and reduce inequities in the USA by improving systems understanding.

Care and Cure: Creating an Integrated Eldercare Center in The Netherlands

To offer optimal care for elderly people, institutions need to work together and integrate knowledge and experience into a “care and cure” concept.