About Solarpunk Taskforce

Bridging action and awareness.

Solarpunk Taskforce connects people, projects and organisations across the humanitarian and environmental movement: a transparent, living map of global efforts, paired with honest storytelling, so the world can see what is being done and help where it matters most.

Who we are

A taskforce for people and planet.

Our mission

For organisations

A transparent global platform and living database that tracks humanitarian and environmental efforts, enabling efficient cooperation, reducing duplicated work and improving how initiatives communicate and deliver.

For everyone

Creative, neutral and transparent content on global issues that helps people understand, trust and meaningfully take part in humanitarian and environmental work.

Our vision

  • Organisations have a complete, real-time overview of global humanitarian and environmental work, so they can cooperate and reuse what works.
  • Everyone can see where support goes, follow the work they care about, and bring attention to overlooked issues.
  • Creative, factual storytelling restores trust in humanitarian work and deepens our understanding of humanity.

Why it matters

Collaboration is at the heart of the impact sector, yet the tools to collaborate are missing.

01

Fragmented efforts

Without a shared overview, organisations overlap on the same issues while other needs go unseen.

02

Disconnected teams

Organisations working towards the same goals rarely find each other, and small teams struggle to find support.

03

Low public trust

Little transparency about where support goes leaves the public unsure whom to trust.

04

No central place

Information about global efforts is scattered, outdated or internal, so few people grasp the scale of the work.

05

Unheard local voices

Local issues often lack a platform, and the people living them rarely reach those with the resources to help.

06

Only crisis stories

The sector is mostly shown through disasters. Creative, hopeful storytelling about what people achieve is missing.

What we do

A platform for the whole movement, and help for the people in it.

The platform

Free for everyone: explore, follow and contribute to humanitarian and environmental work around the world.

Services

For projects and organisations registered on Solarpunk Taskforce: insight from the whole field, and storytelling that shows what you achieve.

Comparative intelligence

Data-driven insight into your field: who else works on your issue, what has worked elsewhere, and where the gaps and funding opportunities are.

  • Benchmarking against similar projects
  • Potential partners and collaborations
  • Proven solutions from related initiatives
  • Gap analysis: underserved areas and funding
  • Recommendations for resource allocation

Storytelling and marketing

Modern, honest communication that makes your work visible, builds trust and brings in support, beyond crisis-driven narratives.

  • Project narrative and storytelling
  • Articles, video, podcasts and visual media
  • Social media strategy
  • Donor engagement campaigns
  • Community and awareness campaigns

NGOs and non-profits

Optimise operations and extend your reach.

New projects

Get strategic guidance and visibility from day one.

Funders

Make informed decisions with data on the whole field.

Social enterprises

Understand your market and position your impact.

  1. 1

    Conversation

    We talk about your goals, challenges and needs.

  2. 2

    Strategy

    We build a plan using platform data and sector expertise.

  3. 3

    Delivery

    We put it into practice with you and support you afterwards.

Let's talk about your work.

Services are available to organisations and projects registered on the platform. Registration is free.

Email contact@solarpunktaskforce.org

Data sources

Besides the projects people add here, the map shows humanitarian and environmental activities that organisations publish to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI). We copy them regularly from the IATI Datastore, mark them “Published to IATI”, name the publisher on every page and don't edit them. Each publisher shares its data under its own open licence. Activities that only name a country are shown at the country's centre.

Join the taskforce.

Create a free account to follow projects, register your organisation or raise an issue in your area.