The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government sought the services of Global Research to review the already-completed analysis of comments received during a public engagement consultation.

Wellington City Council existing public engagement results for insights re-interpreted to inform planning for the 2023 Long Term Plan.

Hanmer Springs thermal pools has proven a popular destination for those seeking rest and recreation for over 150 years.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Borders, is an international charity organisation dedicated to humanitarian work in conflict zones and countries affected by endemic disease.

In 2013 the five Lincoln Hub Partners (AgResearch, DairyNZ, Landcare Research, Lincoln University and Plant and Food Research) embarked on an ambitious plan to bring their organisations closer together to deliver greater land based sector returns for New Zealand.

Sport Assisting Youth Now (SAY Now) is a collaborative education awareness approach to reducing alcohol-related harm through sports clubs. SAY Now provides a forum for bringing together sporting role models and key stakeholders (e.g. health professionals, NZ Police, local government, Accident Compensation Corporation) to raise awareness of alcohol-related harm with young people in sport settings.

Lincoln University was significantly impacted by the 2010/2011 Canterbury earthquakes, with damage to its two largest science buildings resulting in 40% of its academic floor space being deemed permanently unusable.