how a changing climate shapes work

Climate change is reshaping the world of work, often felt most closely by frontline workers. While many solutions emphasize emissions and technology, the lived realities of workers are too often missing from the conversation.

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    extreme
    heat ahead
    By 2030, nearly 80 million workers worldwide are projected to face extreme heat stress, putting their health, safety, and livelihoods at risk (ILO).
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    falling
    productivity
    Work doesn’t just get harder in the heat. It gets slower. Studies show that for every degree above 24°C, worker productivity falls by 2.6% (Lancet Countdown).
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    growing strain
    on MSMEs
    Over 10 million MSME workers remain highly exposed to climate shocks – facing unsafe conditions, lost income, and growing precarity without safeguards.
what we see

A worker-centered lens shows us how communities experience rising heat, uncertain incomes, and challenging worksites. By anchoring climate strategies in evidence and lived realities, we can design solutions that are:

  • Good for people → improving health, livelihoods, and dignity

  • Good for the planet → reducing emissions and supporting sustainable growth

  • Good for work → strengthening retention, productivity, and resilience

how we respond

Our response is rooted in evidence and testing focusing on three critical gaps in the current climate conversation.

Shifting from narrow firm-level fixes to systemic approaches that protect workers and supply chains.
how we create change

We put evidence into practice through solutions co-designed with workers and firms, driving systemic change that lasts.

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    solution &
    design
    Co-designing future-ready programs and tools that enable inclusive, resilient transitions for workers and businesses.
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    scalable
    interventions
    Piloting practical tools that safeguard workers while boosting firm performance.
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    rigorous
    research
    Measuring climate impacts and testing evidence-based solutions for worker and business resilience.
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    advocacy &
    partnerships
    Embedding worker voice into climate strategies, policies, and global supply chain practices.
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    capability
    development
    Helping organizations adapt management practices and workplaces to respond to the changing climate while protecting workers.
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    analysis
    advisory
    Using data and predictive insights to understand how climate challenges affect worker wellbeing and productivity.
A worker-centric climate transition can make textiles and construction more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable.
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safeguard workers, strengthen businesses, and build resilient economies.

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