Isn’t it time we rethink Maslow’s? It has been said that the greatest need in the modern world is the need for greater mobile coverage and bigger data plans – even before the “physiological” needs such as shelter. Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory that focuses on describing...
Cynthia Rosenzweig, the head of the Climate Impacts Group for the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies has proposed that a crucial foundation for effective urban adaptation planning is to co-develop plans with stakeholders and scientists so that urban resilience can be improved. A significant...
The borough of Manhattan in NYC has a population of 1.7 million people increasing to over 3.9 million people on a work day and is the densest population centre in the USA. The people of Manhattan are lucky to benefit from Central Park covering 3.1km2...
The majority of reports internationally regarding wellbeing, liveability or economic wellbeing always tend to result in identifying obesity and mental health issues as chronic challenges for this century. These Chronic Challenges have significant economic costs as well as the obvious personal costs. Just examine any of...
In 2016, I had the pleasure of listening to a very powerful speaker regarding the highly successful approach to philanthropy in the environment sector in Australia. This organisation is involved in management and co-management of up to 10 million hectares across Australia. In fact, it is probably...
This week we draw a close to the first year of our exciting business, Mosaic Insights. It has been a remarkable year where we have doubled in size while also enacting real positive change for our clients and the community. Our year started with a Mosaic Lab...