What we’re working on together now
The future of philanthropy for biodiversity
For societal and biodiversity resilience and regeneration, the Luc Hoffmann Institute is exploring the possible futures of philanthropy. What paradigm shifts are occurring that will shape ways of giving in the future? What are the new paradigms and models of funding/giving and beyond that that could increase net-positive outcomes for ...
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Digital disruption and the future of conservation
How can conservation NGOs improve practices and stay relevant in an increasingly disruptive digital landscape? We are living in a time of increasingly rapid digital transformation, with the adoption of digital alternatives recently accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic and the mainstreaming of blockchain technology. Blockchain based applications are opening up ...
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The future of conservation NGOs
How can we collectively reimagine integrated, innovative and impactful pathways for conservation NGOs in a rapidly changing world? We live in times of unprecedented speed and scale of change. Digital transformation, as well as shifting societal norms and perceptions of justice, offer extraordinary challenges and opportunities for change. Further, in ...
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To create systems change, philanthropy first needs to change itself
A thought piece by Sufina Ahmad MBE, Director at the John Ellerman Foundation, a UK-based organisation, which uses its endowment ...
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“Philanthropy needs to become more humble”
In a long and seasoned career, first at the David and Lucile Packard Foundation and, since 2016, as director of ...
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Announcing the winners of the future of conservation NGOs global Innovation Challenge
The Luc Hoffmann Institute, the IUCN Commission on Environmental, Economic and Social Policy (CEESP) and Impact Hub are pleased to ...
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