Global Business Experience

• Business models for private sector participation in sub-sectors of city operations, for example
buildings, transport, waste
• Key messages for private sector clients to utilize the EPIC Cities tool
• Advertising or revenue-sharing models for private sector participation in EPIC

in environmental article databases: (PPP or "Public Private Partnership" or P3)
in other databases add these: and (CO2 or emissions or climate or environmental) and (marketing or advert* or model* or case or frameworks)

When searching for information about multi-national companies, use this the Sources in this Guide

A database on environmental law: includes information on treaties, international law, national legislation, judicial decisions, and law and policy literature.

This academic research center studies the psychological, cultural, and political factors that shape public opinion and behavior, using surveys, experiments, interviews, statistical models, maps and participatory GIS, among other methods, at the global, national, and local scales. On this website, find publications, data, and visualizations, such as the Yale Climate Opinion Maps.

At George Mason University, this center conducts communication studies in order to help government agencies, civic organizations, professional associations, and companies apply social science research to improve their public engagement initiatives on climate change. Find reports, presentations, and other resources.

An interdisciplinary research institute, CRED publishes research and tools on the social science of making environmental decisions, including research on climate change communication.

View a collection of climate resources focused on climate literacy, youth engagement, and more.

This CRED publication is available to read online or to download as a PDF.

The Resilience Dialogues is a public-private collaboration that works to build climate-resilient communities through facilitated dialogues among scientists, practitioners, and community leaders

In addition to a variety of information on climate change, this science advocacy organization has published videos and other training resources on how scientists can clearly communicate about their research to policy makers and the public.

A nonprofit organization, RFF "conducts independent research--rooted primarily in economics and other social sciences--on environmental, energy, natural resource and environmental health issues." Focuses on Energy and Climate, Regulating Risks, Transportation and Urban Land, The Natural World, and Health and Environment. RFF researchers are primarily economists, but coverage is multidisciplinary, with relevance to city and regional planning, engineering, ecology, geography, law, political science, and public policy. Includes a blog and a Featured Work section with reports from RFF centers (e.g., Center for Climate and Electricity Policy).