To address the issue of integrated water resource management for Morocco, Monitor Group has worked with the country’s Ministry of Water to develop and implement a national water strategy. Monitor’s approach and key findings were recently presented at the 2010 International Water Week in Singapore.

Pedro Arboleda, a partner at Monitor, writes in the ABC newspaper of Madrid, that commercially-effective innovation requires a clear alignment of interests among people critical to the innovation process—scientists, entrepreneurs, financiers, managers, and even politicians—all of whom provide the necessary ingredients for the special innovation “sauce” to have a viable life in the marketplace.

The Monitor Institute, the social change division of the Monitor Group, published a case study examining how KaBOOM!, a nonprofit organization dedicated to building playgrounds in the United States, innovated its approach to scale by putting its model online for others to copy. Instead of replicating a traditional nonprofit approach to organizational growth, KaBOOM! is using the Internet to disseminate its model, empowering local communities to self-organize to build their own playgrounds using free resources and guidelines on the KaBOOM! website.

In this article, “How Innovation Really Works,” experts from Monitor produced a special research report with Business Today to explore how Monitor’s Ten Types of Innovation™ framework applies to growing, innovative companies in India.

In the lead article of Tharawat magazine’s 6th volume, Monitor's Kristina Rogers and Dr. Steffen Gackstatter explore the applicability of the Open Innovation concept to the Arab family business construct.

In this article, Adam Greenberg and Romney Resney outline how biopharma executives can respond to intense market pressures and changing business dynamics by redefining their therapeutic area strategies to include a mixture of approaches: diagnostics to identify promising treatments; drug delivery technologies to differentiate offerings; and remote patient monitoring technologies.

In this feature article "Shotgun Blues" from The Conference Board Review, Monitor's Bansi Nagji and Brian Quinn explain how corporate leaders can set a course to innovate in their organizations and industries to unlock value and create new opportunities for growth.

Monitor, working in close partnership with Esty Environmental Partners, has developed a unique and integrated approach to analyzing, formulating, and executing successful sustainability strategies that are tailored to our clients' unique contexts, capabilities, and aspirations. In this webcast, Monitor's Eamonn Kelly and Bob Lurie along with Dan Esty, explain how sustainability can be a core part of future success.

A report from the Center for American Progress, the Asia Society, Monitor Group and Dr. S. Julio Friedmann from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, provides a framework for the United States and China to develop carbon capture and sequestration technologies to curb pollution and create new jobs.