Working Together for a Cooler Future

MEER collaborates with universities, governments, research institutions, NGOs and community organisations around the world. Together we develop, test and deploy practical cooling solutions for communities facing extreme heat.

Universities & Research

Academic institutions advancing the science of surface cooling and community heat resilience.

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Plymouth State University
University
NHTI — Concord's Community College logo
NHTI — Concord's Community College
Community College
Indian Institute of Public Health, Gandhinagar logo
Indian Institute of Public Health, Gandhinagar
Research Institution
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Fergusson College
UNIVERSITY PUNE
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Stanford University
University
Xi'an Jiaotong University — School of Energy and Power Engineering logo
Xi'an Jiaotong University — School of Energy and Power Engineering
University
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Open Educational Resources
Education Partner

Government

City and national partners embedding cooling interventions into public infrastructure.

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Freetown City Council
Municipal Government
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Ministry of Health, Sierra Leone
National Government

NGOs & Community Partners

Organisations working alongside residents most exposed to extreme heat.

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Climate Emergency Forum
NGO
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Climate Bridge
NGO
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GambiaRising
Community Partner
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Mahila Housing Trust
NGO
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Solthis
NGO

Technical & Industry Partners

Contractors and technical specialists delivering deployments on the ground.

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Dillion
Installation Partner
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Phormium
Industrial Partner
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Fiscal Sponsors

MEER operates internationally through two trusted nonprofit fiscal sponsors that provide governance, financial stewardship and administrative support, enabling us to conduct independent climate research across multiple countries.

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International House of Japan

Public Interest Incorporated Foundation · Tokyo, Japan

Institutional support for MEER's international research activities, providing governance and administrative oversight from Tokyo.

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Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs (SEE)

Nonprofit Fiscal Sponsor · California, USA

Financial stewardship, grant administration and compliance support enabling MEER to operate as an independent climate research initiative in the United States.

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Fiscal sponsors provide the legal and financial infrastructure that underpins MEER's international operations. They do not direct our scientific programme. Read more about our sponsorship structure.

Join a global network protecting communities from extreme heat.

If your organisation is working on climate resilience, public health or community infrastructure, we would like to hear from you.

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