Koi Tū takes a holistic perspective of sustainability, recognising that it's not merely a matter of addressing climate change, social cohesion, or mental health. In a world often segmented into silos, we aim to break down barriers and focus on interconnected systems that promote a more sustainable future.
Learn about developing and delivering a minipublic within a research project: The Citizens’ Assembly on the Next Source of Water for Auckland, New Zealand
Given our existing pest problems and the likelihood of new ones being inflicted on us by global warming, we need to begin to investigate genetic options.
An International Science Council’s global commission is calling for a “new way of doing science” to tackle the UN sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Three internationally renowned New Zealanders are part of the International Science Council’s global commission calling for a “new way of doing science” to tackle the UN sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Hear from Sophie Howe about how her role as Future Generations Commissioner had impact and how we can all drive momentum on better long-term decision making for Aotearoa.
One year ago, Koi Tū released 'Reimagining Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland: harnessing the region’s potential' – a provocation commissioned by Tātaki Auckland Unlimited – which explored the changes needed for Auckland's long-term future.
An experiment in deliberative democracy on the future of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland’s water supply gives hope for reinvigorating democracy and complex decision making.
