The Platforms

The AEON collective's Tree Library program focuses on community-based planetary repair to combat climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. It operates through four distinct platforms, driving collaborative efforts for human-centric empowerment.

Education & Capacity Building

We aspire to develop skills for Planetary Repair, promote social and economic inclusion, and draw from ancestral wisdom, with a specific focus on the needs and priorities of local communities.

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Coral Reef Restoration Course

This program is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to restore and conserve coral reefs. Coral reefs are vital ecosystems that support a diverse array of marine life and provide numerous benefits to coastal communities. However, they are facing significant threats due to climate change, pollution, overfishing, and other human activities.

The goals

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Increased knowledgable and relevant skill development in individuals and communities

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Improved social and economic mobility and development

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Creation of a skill bank to unlock new opportunities

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Positive effects on the ecosystem

Transparency and continuity are paramount to us, as we strive to ensure both social and financial inclusion in our endeavours.

The approach

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    Identify the Needs
    Community, Business, local and global stakeholders
  • 2
    Conduct Skills Mapping and Gap analysis
    Identify existing skills and areas for development
  • 3
    Provide technical knowledge
    Integrating soft skills, ancestor knowledge and General know-how
  • 4
    Technical evaluation and risk assessment
  • 5
    Identify local capacities
  • 6
    Pilot interventions
    Small & controlled
  • 7
    Implementation
  • 8
    Measurement & evaluation
  • 9
    Development of digital representation/digital twins

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Planet Positive Interventions

To actively address the triple climate crises of climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss.

The goals

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Increase collaboration and knowledge sharing

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Scale up implementation of effective solutions and applied research

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Positive effects on the ecosystem

We foster collaboration to identify cutting-edge solutions, share knowledge, and leverage both modern expertise and traditional knowledge to positively affect the ecosystem, scale up solutions & the applied research

The approach

  • 1
    Identify threats
    Current and upcoming
  • 2
    Identify approach
    Active repair or protective measures
  • 3
    Identify opportunities
    New and / or technologies
  • 4
    Technical evaluation and risk assessment
  • 5
    Identify local capabilities
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    Pilot Intervention
    Small and controlled
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    Implementation
  • 8
    Measurement and evaluation
  • 9
    Digital representation / Digital twin

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Deep communications

To bridge communication gaps and facilitate dialogue among diverse stakeholders.

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The goals

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Highlight the role of transparency in building trust

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Elevate pragmatic and actionable dialogue

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Embrace difficult conversations and bridge the communication gap

Through our platform, we connect global efforts to ensure alignment and continuity and exchange experiences, ideas, and challenges to drive meaningful change in economic, environmental, and social welfare. Together, we can amplify the impact into action

The approach

  • 1
    Enhance skills and critical thinking
    highlight and align afforts and impact with global ecosystem
  • 2
    Utilize diverse and inspiring spaces
    Inclusive platforms to encourage open discussions
  • 3
    Collaborate, connect and promote
    Amplify informed and balanced narratives
  • 4
    Regular assessment and feedback integration
    Assess the effectiveness of dialogue to ensure continuity and transparency
  • 5
    Cultivate human connections
    Prioritize social development and heritage sustainability conservation
  • 6
    Engage in difficult conversation
    Encourage open discussion and diverse perspectives
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    Adopt scientific approach to engagement
    Ensure respectful dialogue, constructive interactions and mutual learning

Data for impact

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GCC’s Changing Climate: A Quantified History of the Last 4 Decades

The goal is to report climate change data in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region between 1979 and 2021. The study focuses on cities that are capitals of the GCC states and important socio-economic centers, such as Dubai, Mecca, and Jeddah.