Multisolving: Solving Problems While Protecting the Climate
A Message from Climate Interactive:
Multisolving: creating a more livable world today AND preventing future climate change
We think that the biggest opportunities to win on climate change are also the biggest opportunities for public health, social justice and well-being. Strategies that improve health, equity, and resilience can also reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect the climate. We call these strategies multisolving.
How We're Multisolving - And How You Can, Too
FLOWER: a tool for multisolving
If you're weighing options to make your community or workplace more green and sustainable, the FLOWER framework will help you diagram your options to find the ones that produce the most benefits. FLOWER has been used:
- As an environmental education tool.
- To help Bhutanese villagers design climate adaptation strategies.
- As a part of community activism on climate change.
- To plan green investments in Atlanta.
Check out these great examples of multisolving
Every week, we add new examples of multisolving from around the world to our online collection. Read a few and get inspired.
- Energy efficiency is a way to improve the lives of women in Latin America.
- Rain gardens in Singapore sequester carbon and improve water quality.
- Sustainable South Bronx works to clean the air and improve job skills in New York.
Multisolving infographics
- Why multisolve? 4 good reasons.
- Who are multisolvers? Could you be one?
- Take a look at our multisolving tools to help you solve more problems with fewer resources.
Our work in Atlanta
We are working with the Partnership for Southern Equity in Atlanta, GA to design approaches to green infrastructure that benefit everyone, using systems thinking tools and a focus on equity. Read more about our project in Atlanta.
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- Have a question, or want to know how we can help your community? Contact us: multisolving@climateinteractive.org