Partners

Building value chains with the people who make them possible.

Material sovereignty relies on industrial, regional, scientific, institutional, and financial alliances.

No single actor can transform a material system alone.

Circular value chains require complementary expertise: knowledge of material sources, processes, applications, infrastructure, regulations, financing, research, and regional dialogue.

SGI seeks to structure transparent collaborations in which roles, contributions, risks, and expected outcomes are clearly defined.

A productive partnership begins with a well-defined problem and a clearly identified contribution.

Areas of work

A multi-stakeholder ecosystem

Industry

Producers and users

Feedstock sources, specifications, processes, procurement, production, and market outlets.

Territories

Local authorities and agencies

Land use, infrastructure, energy, economic development, and stakeholder consultation.

Research

Laboratories and academic institutions

Testing, knowledge, technology transfer, training, and skills.

Institutions

Public and European stakeholders

Regulatory frameworks, strategies, programs, and networking.

Finance

Investors and funders

Equity, debt, grants, guarantees, and bankability preparation.

Expertise

Consultancies and advisory firms

Engineering, legal, environmental, digital, and project management.

SGI Method

From initial contact to cooperation

ContextShare needs and expectations.
ComplementarityIdentify useful contributions.
FrameworkDefine governance and confidentiality.
ActionLaunch work proportionate to the scope.

Propose a partnership to SGI.

Introduce your organization, your expertise, and the topic you wish to contribute to.