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the Problem

The world is falling apart. We are already experiencing biodiversity loss, mass inequality and injustice, catastrophic fires and drought, climate change, and most recently the coronavirus epidemic. The evidence shows that, left unchecked, these adverse conditions will only increase in frequency and severity.

so how do we fix it?

Humankind’s unsustainable practices are responsible for these challenges. So it’s up to us, individually and collectively, to contribute towards fixing them. It’s the only way to ensure our long-term providence and prosperity. Our contributions will enable humankind to move away from the death, disease, and destruction of our ecosystem towards a resilient and regenerative society, re-engineered for sustainability and thrivability.

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enter THRIVE

It is against this backdrop that THRIVE Project was born. We are an independent, scientific, capacity building, and advocacy-based organisation. The project aims to pursue information related to the natural and social sciences. We want to identify the necessary changes to society required to achieve sustainability. That way we can ensure the long-term flourishing of civilisation on Earth. Our field of focus includes three key areas: research, education, and advocacy.

Imagine a world where everyone understands the need for sustainability and works together to achieve it. Together we can create a world free from inequality, wars, poverty, and climate change. Let’s make a world where we can THRIVE!!!

Our mission

To deliver providence and prosperity to the world by illuminating the way forward. To integrate thrivability within the fabric of society, as well as the environmental ecosystem of the planet.

Our vision

To live in a world where all life-forms co-exist in harmony and solidarity with each other. To pursue value creation and prosperity across the globe.

our story

The seeds of THRIVE project were planted in 2004 in humble beginnings. A growing group of individuals in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia connected over their shared desire to make a difference. THRIVE was formally set up in 2016 as The Holistic Regenerative Innovative Value Entity (THRIVE), offering a web-based, multi-capital, values-based tool. The organisation has since extended its range of offerings and reach. Built upon the best available science, it addresses our 21st-century challenges by measuring well-being. THRIVE Platform tool uses machine learning and predictive analytics to guide society towards the future we aspire to, by accessing extensive historical repositories and leveraging the learnings from experts around the world.

Although THRIVE was set up as a research-based platform to measure sustainability in a way that informs the future, the founders of the platform realised that there is a need to share the research-based information with society at large. This sharing of information will help provoke societal action to achieve sustainability and a thrivable future. With that end in mind, the education and advocacy components were added to the organisational aims. Consequently, the scope of the organisation moved from being a platform to a project that can enable countries, cities, companies, and individuals to transform themselves into thrivable entities. Much like a stethoscope, THRIVE keeps track of the well-being of each of these entities, measuring their impact on the vital capitals of the planet and making sure that these measurements are used to inform people’s actions and political decisions.

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Eight years in the making, we are a respected international movement in the field of thrivability, with no other organisation approaching sustainability as universally, holistically, and transparently as we do. To this end, harnessing the latest in machine learning, holochain, and cloud computing, we have developed technologies, tools, and educational programmes arming individuals with the understanding to make the changes they seek in the pursuit of prosperity for all.

Why Volunteer?

Join a team of people who are passionate about thrivability.
Induction and training is provided on an ongoing basis.
Grow your network by getting a chance to engage with passionate, high-achieving, and experienced professionals in the field.
Get international exposure by interacting with people from around the world and get to know about different cultures.
Gain valuable experience and build your resume.
Learn from a diverse team of experts in the field while developing new skills and knowledge.
Work flexible hours and in a culture without hierarchies.
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Testimonials

Discover the transformative power of the THRIVE Project.
Hear firsthand from individuals whose lives have been enriched by our programs and initiatives.
Explore inspiring stories of growth, sustainability, and community building.

“We must heed mother nature. The impetus right now is for the gathering of the best minds to share and disseminate the knowledge and tools necessary, and collaboratively foster the imperative to innovate towards thrivability. “
Morris D FedeliProject Lead
“THRIVE presents a crystal clear way forward for all of us interested in global sustainability and the preferred futures of our planet and our communities. THRIVE draws on the best available intelligence distilled from current practice and the most rigorous and robust conceptual models and research designs. THRIVE presents evidence-based and demonstrated strategies for communities, businesses, government, groups and individuals throughout the world to work towards more equitable and just outcomes for all of us. “
Patrick DanaherProfessor, University of Southern Queensland
“I have been working as a content writer volunteer for THRIVE since May 2021. I joined the organisation to be part of a movement that strives to find solutions for the problems facing our Earth and its natural environment. From the beginning, I was impressed by THRIVE’s level of organisation. The recruitment and selection process was very thorough and looked at the applicant’s skills and motivation. It showed to me the level of seriousness and commitment to the common cause. “
Sinval AragaoResearcher and Content Writer
“Volunteering at THRIVE project has allowed me to give back to a worthy cause by helping to bring more awareness to the project. I believe more businesses should focus on sustainability. “
Hannah DossaryGraphic Designer
“I wanted to be part of THRIVE project because I find it a fascinating project, it is very involved in sustainability and environment. We can all learn a lot from this. “
Martha FernandezContent Writer
“I started at THRIVE a few months ago and love how welcoming everyone has been from the very beginning. Everyone on the team is very passionate about sustainability issues and I am constantly grateful to be working with people who care so much about what is happening to our world and who are actively trying to secure a more THRIVEable future for us all. “
Natasha MaraisContent Writer
“In my capacity as an Information Systems academic and researcher, I have found the THRIVE framework has been designed and implemented as a robust tool that uses transparent and publicly available data sources on social, economic and natural sustainability factors. The THRIVE framework can make a real and actionable impact on sustainability metrics and practices. This framework will inspire individuals, organisations and governments to take a holistic view towards sustainable use of our earth’s scarce resources.“
Anup ShresthaSenior Lecturer, University of Southern Queensland
“THRIVE provides me a platform to not only become an exponent at the local level but reach out to the high-end corporations. Corporations and investors are realizing that sustainability is not only assisting with positive growth but also with the brand image as well. “
Veena ChandwaniBusiness Analyst
“Embarking on Thrive Project as a Researcher/Content Writer has not only enabled me to live up my passion but also made me more cognisant of the most pressing world issues whilst enhancing my sustainability acumen. Anyone who has the best interests of the world’s future at heart will undoubtedly find Thrive Project as the ideal platform to thrive. “
Zahrah AtchiaResearcher and Content Writer

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

A thriving future starts with people like you. Volunteer with THRIVE and be part of a movement that empowers individuals, nurtures resilience, and builds a more connected world.

Volunteers must be:

  • Passionate about the cause and willing to partake in the mission
  • Self-driven and able to manage projects and time
  • Collaborative and able to work in teams
  • Open-minded and curious
  • Independent autonomous thinker
  • A multitasker and team player
  • Able to demonstrate professionalism and commitment

About the roles:

  • Most roles require commitment of 15 hours a week plus
  • Induction and ongoing training provided
  • Limited numbers of paid roles available based on funded projects
  • All the other volunteer roles are unpaid
  • Unless otherise indicated, all roles are online and remote
  • New roles added weekly, may not be shown on the right

Join our passionate team

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  • Pinkwashing, the Pink Tax, and Rainbow Capitalism

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  • Why should I care? The case for business sustainability, driven by innovation and a compelling business strategy!

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  • Towards a Unified Theory for a Sustainable Business Innovation Strategy

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  • Cyber Espionage: is China playing a fair game?

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  • Announcing the first private citizen to orbit the moon

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  • A Cosmic revival: To Space or not to Space

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  • One man’s trash is another man’s treasure???

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  • Business transitions for sustainability

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  • China’s Chang’e probe lands on the dark side of the moon

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  • Sri Lanka – Eco-tourism and the Temple of the dogs

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  • Backcasting the future of sustainability

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  • Sustainability matters!

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  • Law enforcement in the Philippines

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  • Death by air pollution

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  • The right to repair

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  • Breakeven Renewable Energy

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  • 21st Century System Value Creation: Key insights from mono-capitalism to multi-capitalism

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  • The irrationality, irrelevance, and irreverence of religion

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  • Australia’s Stance On Climate Change

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  • TESLA moves in mysterious ways

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  • The race to thrivability: going beyond simply catching up

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  • Going To Space To Benefit Humans On Earth

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  • How business can THRIVE

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  • Safer Nuclear Reactors

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  • Sustainable Veganism: truth or fiction?

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  • The Flourishing Enterprise Institute

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  • The sharing economy: When you have something rare or spare, why not share?

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  • The history of sustainability

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  • Radical Ways To Address The GHG Emissions Challenge Through Carbon Sequestration

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  • All-in-one clean water solution

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  • Reasoning from first principles

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  • The World Benchmarking Alliance delivers its first scorecard!

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  • The interceptor reduces ocean plastics

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  • Business models matter

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  • Seven sustainable new year’s resolutions

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  • Drought, Destruction, Death, and Denials: the politics of public affairs

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  • Brexit – The UK Is No Longer Part Of The EU: 5 Key Implications

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  • Night-time Photovoltaic cells

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  • The science of wellbeing

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  • The future of work: the 9 benefits of Telecommuting

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  • The EVs you can trust: from Electric Vehicles to Electronic Voting

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  • Coronavirus and long-term sustainability

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  • Urban Building: From cement to living designer construction materials

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  • The effects of the coronavirus on marine life

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  • Container Homes are not Sustainable for the Homeless

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  • Sustainable afforestation: feasible or fallacious?

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  • The UN suspends Spain on equality policies

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  • Soil Chemistry and Sustainability

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  • Unpredictable Plastics

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  • “Zero Hunger”, goal number #2 worldwide

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  • Sustainable Development Goals

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  • Greenhouse gases. Is it just a lot of hot air?

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  • Escaping the homeland

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  • Measuring Corporate Sustainability Accounting

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  • Improved Air Quality during COVID-19 Lockdown

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  • Global Biodiversity at a Tipping Point

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  • The environmental impact of fast fashion

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  • Keep your rubbish

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  • Sustainable Ecosystems: Self-Sustaining, Adapting and Thriving

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  • GDP is dead

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  • The Great Barrier Reef for all generations

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  • The vulnerable victims of climate change

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  • The Circular Economy

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  • Moving Toward a Green Hydrogen Economy

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  • Is the Fourth Industrial Revolution the Sustainable Revolution we’ve been waiting for?

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  • Living off-grid

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  • Lemongrass for cattle to reduce methane emissions

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  • Sustainable Water Management: The future of Recycled water

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  • Seven Ways to Reduce Plastic Waste at Home

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  • Mental Illness and the Impact on Youth

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  • Biden’s election and the implications on climate actions

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  • Climate Change, Modelling and Impacts

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  • Can Economic Growth and Development Last Forever?

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  • E-waste: the hidden cost of our gadgets

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  • Child Slavery in Cobalt Mining in Congo

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  • Reduce Food Waste this Festive Season!

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  • A Decade of Sustainable Development: 2020 in Review

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  • The Great Reset: What does our future look like?

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  • Why in time of peace we still harbour weapons of mass destruction?

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  • Is the Paris Agreement Working?

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  • Partnerships for prosperity: what will it take for the world to become a better place?

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  • Is Veganism more Sustainable for the Environment?

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  • Sustainable branding: How to shop for environmentally-responsible brands

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  • How to spot and stop greenwashing

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  • Sustainable Agriculture 101: Keep an Eye On These Indian and Mexican Biowaste Businesses

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  • What are Sustainable Textiles?

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  • Combatting Mining of Conflict Diamonds

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  • Cactus leather: A prickly solution to a tough problem

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  • Consumerism, Sustainability and Thrivability

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  • World Happiness: Is There a Secret to Happy Countries?

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  • Global COVID vaccination: Can the world do better?

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  • The UN set the target of halving road deaths by 2020. How did we do?

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  • Top 5 Affordable Ways to Healthy Living and How to Stop Procrastinating

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  • CSR Practices of the Alcohol and Tobacco Industry

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  • Climate Change: The seas are rising, and so are the youth

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  • Reducing Malnutrition in Sub-Saharan Africa

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  • Maintaining your digital well-being: Why it matters

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  • Working from home and staying healthy

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  • Universal Health Coverage: Bridging the Gap

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  • Carbon sinks: Why we need them

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  • Public Opinions Split on Nuclear Power Despite its Potential to Tackle Climate Change

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