Research & publications
Public research at the intersection of AI governance and the Sustainable Development Goals — methodology white papers and SDG 17 collaboration studies.
What we do
Programmes
Four areas of work through which the foundation turns demonstrated capability into public benefit.
Funding & grants
Monitoring and pursuing European funding (Horizon Europe, Digital Europe) once the ecosystem has delivered evidence, so applications demonstrate real capability.
Institutional partnerships
Outreach to institutions and public bodies that share an interest in governed, collaborative intelligence for sustainable development.
Community of practice
A network for practitioners working across AI governance, collective intelligence, and the SDGs — a potential nonprofit home for shared learning.
From capability to public benefit
The foundation’s programmes are deliberately staged. Each one activates against a clear readiness criterion rather than a calendar — the foundation pursues grants and partnerships only when there is demonstrated capability to stand behind them.
Research & publications
Publishing the methodology and findings that emerge from the ecosystem’s work — so that governed collaborative intelligence can be examined, critiqued, and built upon in the open.
Funding & grants
Scanning relevant European calls, noting deadlines and fit, and preparing grant narratives grounded in evidence. The foundation applies when the ecosystem can show delivered results, not before.
Institutional partnerships
Building relationships with institutions, public bodies, and mission-aligned organisations where collaboration advances sustainable development.
Community of practice
Convening practitioners and providing a nonprofit umbrella for shared learning at the intersection of AI governance and the SDGs.