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About Us

Knowledge in service of a just transformation.

Institute for Earth and Women in Development (ITED) is an independent organization specialized in applied research, strategic consulting, and capacity building in sustainable development, environmental protection, and gender equality.

Environmental, social, and economic challenges are deeply interconnected. They call for integrated responses grounded in science, community participation, and social justice.
We support non-governmental organizations, public institutions, donors, universities, and development actors in designing, implementing, and evaluating high-impact projects.

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Where knowledge meets action

Areas of Expertise

Environment and Sustainable Development

Building resilience while protecting the living systems that sustain communities, livelihoods, and long-term well-being.

Gender Equality and Women’s Rights

Advancing women’s agency, leadership, participation, and rights across projects and public policy.

Gender and Environment

ITED develops specific expertise on the links between environmental challenges and gender inequalities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to Common Questions

Learn more about ITED’s expertise, approach, and how we support organizations in creating inclusive and sustainable impact.

1. Who does ITED work with?

ITED works with NGOs, public institutions, donors, universities, development agencies, and organizations committed to environmental protection, gender equality, and sustainable development.

We provide applied research, project design, gender and climate integration, monitoring and evaluation, training, knowledge management, and strategic organizational support.

Contact us and share a brief overview of your organization, project, and specific needs. Our team will review your request and propose the most appropriate form of collaboration.

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