Alliances
The Global Change Research Institute of the Rey Juan Carlos University (IICG-URJC) is committed to generating rigorous scientific knowledge and contributing to the resolution of real-world problems related to global change, biodiversity, socio-ecological systems, and public policy.
IICG alliances are conceived as collaborations based on scientific rigor, independence, and real-world impact, aimed at connecting cutting-edge research with specific social, environmental, and territorial needs.
The IICG collaborates and establishes alliances with a wide range of stakeholders, including:
- Public administrations and organizations responsible for environmental, climate and territorial policies.
- Companies and private entities interested in developing solutions based on scientific evidence.
- Foundations and civil society organizations.
- Scientific networks, research centers and national and international universities.
These collaborations can take different forms: scientific advice, joint projects, knowledge transfer, specialized technical training, or participation in strategic initiatives.
Research and knowdlege at the service of society
Access the IICG-URJC dossier here
Collaboration agreements
Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity, Chile.
Private Technical University of Loja, Ecuador.
Santa Monica Catholic University (Environmental Engineering) Arequipa, Perú.
Hub La Vera-Campo Arañuelo, Cáceres (Spain).
Memberships
Spanish Association of Terrestrial Ecology.
