Circular Economy Ministerial Advisory Group (CEMAG) advises the Australian Government on accelerating the transition to a circular economy. Established in February 2023, it delivered a final report in December 2024 with 14 core and 12 sector-specific recommendations covering built environment, food, agriculture, resources and water.

University of Reading delivers a broad range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes across sciences, humanities, business and social sciences. With campuses in the UK and Malaysia, it supports global partnerships, sustainable development and inclusive student communities. Ideal for applicants seeking a research-intensive, internationally engaged university experience.

Environmental Change Institute (ECI) at University of Oxford conducts interdisciplinary research on climate change, ecosystems, energy systems, food and water security, and sustainable governance. Established in 1991, ECI collaborates with governments, business and communities to inform policy and training in environmental leadership.

UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC) is a global centre of excellence for biodiversity and nature’s contribution to society and the economy. It works at the intersection of science, policy and practice to deliver data-driven insights, tools and partnerships that support nature-positive outcomes and informed decision-making.

National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) is Britain’s longest-established independent economic and social research institute. Founded in 1938, it produces rigorous quantitative analysis and policy-relevant forecasts on issues such as labour markets, productivity, fiscal policy and social well-being.

American Evaluation Association (AEA) helps evaluation professionals improve practices, methods and use of evaluation to strengthen programmes, policy and decision-making. With a global community, diverse membership and year-round learning, AEA offers conferences, online courses and publications in the field of evaluation.

Forum for the Future is a global sustainability organisation collaborating with business, governments and civil society to accelerate transitions in food, energy and the purpose of business. Founded in 1996, the organisation applies futures thinking and systems change to support a just and regenerative future for people and planet.

Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) is one of the UK’s largest and most diverse universities, welcoming around 32,000 students and 4,200 staff. With gold-rated teaching and a strong applied learning focus, SHU offers undergraduate, postgraduate and online courses designed for real-world impact.

Anti-Slavery International (ASI) is the world’s oldest international human-rights organisation, founded in 1839, dedicated to ending all forms of modern slavery worldwide. It campaigns with survivors, governments and businesses to tackle issues such as forced labour, human trafficking and child exploitation. Expertise spans more than 180 years.

Centre for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to combating online hate speech and misinformation through evidence-based research, targeted campaigns and policy advocacy. It investigates how social media platforms enable abusive content and works to promote safer digital spaces for all.

Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) is an investor-led initiative engaging the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitters to advance climate governance, set science-based emission targets and enhance climate-related disclosures. It collaborates with global investor networks to promote net-zero alignment, transition risk management and sustainable asset value preservation.

Alliance pour le GIECO is a global non-profit network supporting the Groupe International d’Experts sur les Changements de Comportement (GIECO — International Panel on Behavior Change, IPBC). Through interdisciplinary behavioural-science research and public-policy briefs, it helps organisations understand human behaviour for transitions in climate, economy and society.

International Panel on Behavior Change (IPBC) is an interdisciplinary scientific group that examines human behaviour in the context of climate, environmental, social and organisational transitions. IPBC produces state-of-the-art reports on behavioural change and non-change, offering evidence-based insights for organisations, policy-makers and civil society.

KPMG Australia (KPMG) is a professional services firm delivering audit, tax and advisory solutions across sectors including government, mid-market, and private business in Australia. With over 10,000 people and more than 600 partners, KPMG combines integrity-led service with digital-driven expertise in strategy, consulting and risk management.

International Organization for Migration (IOM) is a United Nations-related intergovernmental organisation founded in 1951, dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration worldwide. With over 170 member states and offices in 171 countries, it provides policy advice, operational assistance and humanitarian support to migrants and governments.

Climate Champions is a global initiative advising the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) High-Level Champions and mobilising non-state actors in campaigns such as Race to Zero and Race to Resilience to drive net-zero emissions, resilient infrastructure and sustainable finance.