Some problems are not solved by installing equipment.
Environmental challenges sometimes require changes in policy, regulation, incentives, responsibilities or market structure. We help turn those challenges into evidence-based, implementable policy approaches.
We provide professional, technical and policy analysis that can support legislation, regulation, government decisions and implementation — including the evidence, comparison and analysis that informed decisions need to rest on.
We do not draft laws and we do not provide legal advice. Where legal drafting or legal opinion is required, that work belongs with legal professionals, and we work alongside them.
From problem to implementable policy
Problem definition and evidence review
Establishing what the environmental problem actually is, at what scale, and what the available evidence supports.
International benchmarking
How comparable countries have approached the same problem, what worked, and what the conditions for that were.
Regulatory gap analysis
Where current Israeli requirements, responsibilities and enforcement leave the problem unaddressed.
Stakeholder and market mapping
Who is affected, who carries the cost, who has to act, and where the practical resistance sits.
Policy options and instruments
Comparing regulatory, economic and voluntary instruments against feasibility, cost and likely effect.
Implementation strategies and roadmaps
Technical input supporting legislation and regulation, plus sequencing and recommendations for decision-makers.
Who this is for
- Public bodies and regulators
- Municipalities
- NGOs and foundations
- Industry associations
- Mission-driven organizations
Where the technical and the regulatory meet
Policy that ignores what is technically and economically achievable tends not to be implemented. Technology that ignores regulation tends not to be deployed.
Because the same work covers both technology and regulation, policy recommendations can be grounded in what solutions actually exist, what they cost and what conditions they need.
Discuss a policy challenge.
Describe the problem you are trying to address and the decision it has to support.