CBI worked with the Hudson River Sustainable Shorelines Project to facilitate a research and stakeholder engagement process.
Convened by the World Wildlife Federation, CBI facilitated the multi-stakeholder Aquaculture Dialogues, to help set global, environmental, and social standards for responsible production of farmed salmon, shrimp, tilapia, and other species.
CBI designed and facilitated a structured, integrated decision-making process for the Massachusetts Military Reservation Superfund cleanup site, with a focus on inter-agency negotiation and stakeholder engagement.
CBI assisted the National Park Service and Cape Cod National Seashore and stakeholders to develop a plan for maintaining historic dune shacks.
CBI served as consultant to the Getty Conservation Institute on a project to improve heritage professionals' capacity to engage stakeholders around the sustainable management of cultural heritage places.
CBI facilitated a negotiated rule-making process on school maintenance funding for schools supported by the Bureau of Indian Education.
The International Finance Corporation asked CBI to assess Argentine and Uruguayan stakeholder concerns and facilitate their involvement in a review of two controversial paper mills on the Rio Uruguay.
CBI partnered with the Middle East think tank Israel/Palestine Center for Research and Information to create the Joint Environmental Mediation Service, which trains Israelis and Palestinians in mediation and negotiation and supervises trainees as they mediate active disputes.
CBI partnered with the nonprofit Convergence on a project aimed at building consumer demand for healthy foods.
CBI facilitated conversations among water managers in California’s Central Valley to map out central elements of a sustainable groundwater policy, laying the foundation for the state's landmark Sustainable Groundwater Management Act, which passed in 2014.
CBI facilitated a process that led to deeper collaboration among parties in setting transportation priorities in Ohio's Eastern Corridor, and a departure from a plan to relocate State Route 32.
Sonoma County engaged CBI to help build consensus on how to create a governance and decision-making structure to form a groundwater sustainability agency under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act of 2014.