The sustainable design of public services is a crucial issue that affect local economies and their inhabitants’ health, social inclusion and financial well-being. The current crisis caused by the global pandemic has further limited the funds available for public services making life harder for millions of people worldwide. From these considerations, GCRI aims to propose an innovative methodology for designing public services based on a rational decision-making process with stakeholder engagement to perform a sustainable development perspective.

Our methods combine technical aspects, social and political issues, equity perspectives, and a design solution accepted through consensus-building among the local and global communities.

GCRI provides a neutral and inclusive space for technology and policy debates as a platform where members can exchange different ideas while leveraging an equal chance to participate in various novel activities, collective actions, local projects, and global initiatives. We act as a decentralized platform for all sectors of society to mobilize and amplify their efforts toward a better world for people, nature and future generations.

GCRI provides an alternative ecosystem that spurs problem-solving, civic leadership and social innovation. We aim to integrate researchers, community leaders, and civic hackers in collaborative projects and long-term partnerships that enable inclusion, sustainability, and equity. 

As a mission-driven distributed network, we combine expertise, insights, and ground-breaking technology to help communities worldwide create social innovation with positive ESG impact. We help our members manage risk in complex social and political environments, giving everyone confidence to experiment with radically alternative ideas. Our goal is to make innovation and learning more adaptive and transformative in the pursuit of social change. 

Contemporary organizations are becoming increasingly cosmopolitan in their cultural composition and global in their operational focus. In terms of knowledge creation and sharing, globally networked personnel sit at the epicenter of this phenomenon. The value of any knowledge transferred within cosmopolitan organizations depends on disseminative and absorptive capacities, making it a challenging process to derive the most significant degree of impact from knowledge-sharing initiatives.

GCRI provides innovative ways to encourage greater knowledge-sharing and open collaboration. Our experts evaluate frameworks and provide concrete action plans to measure the impact of knowledge management and capacity building. Our Knowledge Base is a cloud system that keeps information organized and easy to access anywhere, anytime.

Our Mechanism Design aims at improving access to R&D opportunities for social impact, especially for marginalized and developing communities. Governments and institutions leverage GCRI’s network to design evaluation frameworks and allocation policies for better, simpler, and faster alternatives. Through integrated and optimized mechanism designs, we significantly improve social welfare and quality of life. Our approach is collaborative and requires a deep understanding of critical topics with appropriate cultural awareness to formulate optimal strategies for efficient, fair, and sustainable solutions.

Working as multidisciplinary teams, our advisors help develop and implement frameworks for the future of science policy and public participation. That is why we work with researchers who have extensive experience working closely with local, regional, and global stakeholders.

Produced by industry experts and academic leaders, GCRI provides open courses for individuals, institutions, and communities. We offer free courses across eight primary subject areas. GCRI’s Open Education platform enables teachers and students to benefit from a peer-to-peer universal learning system.

We partner with open education leaders to offer free training tools designed to help our members find their passion and shape their future. Our learning management system leverages #1 choice of Fortune 500 companies, major universities, training organizations, and entrepreneurs worldwide for creating (and monetizing) their online courses.

To achieve its objectives, GCRI works toward a transnational consortium of institutions committed to expanding access to quality education, knowledge, and insight. 

We present your product & services across the globe by listing virtual events through an integrated promotion and engagement system. GCRI Events Platform provides practical online tools to maximize engagement and participation.

Our highly configurable and integrated campaigns customized to your cause and specific audiences. Our platform is fully synchronized with all the ecosystem subnets with a modular design for unlimited customization and integration. We handle all the technicals and search engine optimizations so you can focus on growing your communities.

GCRI’s Event Platform gives our members, sponsors, and partners the exposure they deserve through featured content, promotions, and brand exposure all across the platform. Our goal is to empower event organizers to create the most engaging and reliable virtual events.

We are building the first global Citizen Observatory as a gateway to open data discovery and open data applications. Our members access granular to global-level environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data while browsing real-world solutions in different situations and jurisdictions.

We want to integrate open data into policy stages by providing decision-makers with the required team, techniques, and tools. Our Open Data initiative involves multi-stakeholder participation, global discovery design, and real-time risk analysis. We work through various activities from workshops, hackathons, and an on-going series of seminars and webinars to co-design prototype solutions.

The Global Hack Competition is an annual hacking event by GCRI, organized in partnership with local players worldwide. During 48 hours, everyone will get a chance to join teams and create concepts, mashups, and models using open data. The purpose of Global Hack Competition is to come up with innovative solutions for governments, companies, and institutions.

The global pandemic has shone a bright light on several failings and weaknesses in how current policy frameworks handle societal challenges: traditional business and governance models fail us. Due to this failure, socioeconomic traumas contribute to civil wars, terrorism, climate change, and regional instability. We need to understand and grasp risks at the local and global level now if we are to avoid catastrophic results arising from outdated and difunctional systems.

GCRI’s enabling methodologies mediate between solutions and their uptake within specific organizations, geographical locations, or cultural context for optimal ESG results. We work with scientists, political leaders, grassroots activists to field-test our ideas and apply our research in diverse environments. Our advisors promote international security, prosperity, and justice for all by building tools, prototyping new technologies, creating datasets, working with local leaders, and training government officials.