Who we are

We work with governments, development partners, multilateral agencies, universities, NGOs and the private sector to address climate change, sustainable infrastructure, water resources, environmental management, renewable energy, disaster resilience and institutional development.

Our strength lies in combining internationally recognised scientific expertise with practical implementation experience to deliver measurable impact. While headquartered in Sri Lanka, CRC works with 20+ international experts around the globe to deliver solutions across Europe, Asia and Africa.

Our philosophy

We believe sustainable development succeeds when science-backed assessment is translated into effective policy, co-designed solutions, investment decisions and practical implementation. Everything we do follows this pathway:

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Vision

To be a regional hub of excellence for climate resilience, sustainable development, climate data, high-resolution climate risk modelling, and science-backed policy advisory.

Mission

To bridge science, policy, stakeholders, finance and implementation by delivering innovative, practical, internationally recognised and locally acceptable solutions that strengthen climate resilience and sustainable development.

Core values

What we hold ourselves to

Scientific excellenceIntegrityInnovationCollaboration with multiple stakeholdersCo-design and co-developmentSustainabilityImpact
Our expertise

World class science, worldwide

CRC works with 20+ international experts around the globe, combining research depth with practical delivery across Europe, Asia and Africa.

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0+Peer-reviewed publications behind our science
0k+Citations — science that shapes global and local policy
0+Years of experience across Europe, Asia and Africa
Partner with CRC

We collaborate with

Climate resilience is built in coalition. CRC works alongside:

National GovernmentsDevelopment BanksUnited Nations AgenciesInternational Development PartnersUniversitiesResearch InstitutionsNGOsPrivate SectorClimate Funds