About Us
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Who We Are
We are building a new way of seeing climate risk in cities.
One that recognises care — paid and unpaid — as a foundation of economic resilience, not a peripheral concern.
We operate at the intersection of equality, care, and climate finance, shaped by how urban systems function under pressure and by who bears the cost when they fail.
We are a team of results-driven entrepreneurs and professionals with a proven track record of success and a fair share of lessons learnt. This experience lends us the ability to help our clients and partners rethink their assumptions and tackle internal & external, structural and ecosystem barriers to growth.
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Why We Exist
Climate induced stress is already reshaping urban economies, affecting health systems, labour markets, public budgets, and household stability.
Yet most climate and financial systems struggle to respond effectively because they do not see where risk is actually absorbed. In practice, climate shocks are absorbed first through care systems, care stress translates
into financial strain, and finance responds only after resilience has weakened. When care is invisible, climate risk is misread. When climate risk is misread, inequality deepens & resilience fails. We exist to address this structural gap.
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Latest Releases on the Caring Futures Resource Hub
A curated knowledge and evidence platform that brings together research, financing approaches, policy tools, and practical insights to help leaders understand the structural role of care in shaping economies, labour markets, and resilience outcomes.
How we work
We build and refine models that explain how care and climate interact, tools that translate these dynamics into decision-relevant intelligence, and applied initiatives that test what works in real contexts.
Who we work with
Currently our partnerships are structured around co-development, piloting, and system building primarily with global care and climate initiatives, financial institutions, philanthropic funds
What we are building
Solutions to align financial systems and capital flow with how cities actually absorb climate stress. We seek to support effective climate adaptation, equitable economic participation, & resilience without increasing unpaid care burden
Mission
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Enable cities, climate and finance actors to deliver equal, caring, climate-resilient urban outcomes by addressing risks created by high unpaid care dependence and inequality, and by guiding finance towards solutions that stabilise health, livelihoods, and urban systems under climate stress.
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Cities where, despite climate-induced stress, resilience is systemic, care work is valued, and women and men participate equitably in economic opportunities.