Welcome to SmartEarth, Helping to Build Resilience to Climate Change SmartEarth is a global climate change consultancy, established in 2014, and is now at the forefront in assisting countries and companies, large and small, to build capacity and address the climate change issues confronting them.

Noel Casserly is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of SmartEarth.ie and has extensive experience and expertise in the areas of climate change and sustainable development. Noel worked for many years with the Irish Government in the areas of environment, climate change and sustainable development where he led the Irish delegation at UN international negotiations on climate change (UNFCCC) and previously was Managing Director of Ireland’s National Council for Sustainable Development (Comhar SDC). Noel also works as a consultant on Climate Finance to Irish Aid.

OUR CORE SERVICES

SmartEarth’s core capacity building services are:

RESEARCH

SmartEarth undertakes up to date research and analysis on global developments on Climate Finance, Technology and Capacity Building to help inform our clients of the opportunities in making the transition to low-carbon climate resilient economies.

TECHNOLOGY

SmartEarth is developing a new communications platform for people facing the threat of natural disasters in developing countries.

TRAINING

SmartEarth has established a strategic partnership with the Institute of Public Administration (Ireland’s foremost public service training body) to deliver training in climate change and good governance to public administrations in developing countries in order to strengthen their institutional capacity and secure necessary investment.

ACCESSING FINANCE

SmartEarth offers advice to developing countries on how best to the develop investment programmes in climate resilience to attract funding from multilateral institutions and the private sector.

BUILDING
PARTNERSHIPS

SmartEarth advises governments on multi-stakeholder partnerships and consultation to help construct a shared vision on climate change resilience with business, civil society and academia.