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KUBERNEIN INITIATIVE IS AN INDEPENDENT, FEMALE LED, GEOPOLITICAL ADVISORY FIRM
BASED IN INDIA WORKING TO MAINSTREAM ISSUES THAT NEED GREATER INTELLECTUAL
CAPACITY AND FOCUS.



We look at the world as interconnected; global actions often have unseen
ramifications across diverse sectors that need to be seen. Our vision is to
build an organisation that considers critical questions with a perspective that
balances traditionally thought with new and emerging ideas in the field of
international relations, diplomacy, and foreign and security policy.



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LATEST NEWS

The ORCA Files: Complexities of Water Security and Climate Change in South Asia
Reimagining the Indo-Pacific Episode 4: Perspectives on Climate Security in the
Indo-Pacific
Roundtable Dialogue on Reimagining the Indo-Pacific: Using an Inclusive Lens |
28 May 2024
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AREAS OF ENGAGEMENT

Connecting people and expertise

Inform the conversation

Find convergences

Offer strategic advice to navigate the future

Communicate and engage diverse stakeholders

Serve as knowledge partners

Build strong networks that enable growth



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An Inclusive Indian Foreign Policy
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Centering India in Global Futures
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An Inclusive Indian Foreign Policy
27 May 2024
Reimagining the Indo-Pacific: Using an Inclusive Lens Policy Brief 4: Towards
Gender Intentional Trade

18 Dec 2023
Reimagining the Indo-Pacific: Using an Inclusive Lens Policy Brief 3: Gender
Mainstreaming in ASEAN’s Indo-Pacific Strategies

29 Oct 2023
Reimagining the Indo-Pacific: Using an Inclusive Lens Policy Brief 2:
Implementing a ‘Feminist Reflex’ in Indo-Pacific Climate Policy

The Federal Foreign Office of Germany and Kubernein Initiative have taken the
joint initiative to consolidate past and current perspectives and understand the
extent of gender mainstreaming in the Indo-Pacific region, with a focus on
climate, trade and economic security, human and non-traditional security. We
consider the centrality of human security in the Indo-Pacific and aim to explore
ways forward for shaping more inclusive policies within the region, as well as
learn from best practices that may be particularly relevant to Indo-German
engagement.The policy brief is part of a series of publications under Kubernein
Initiative and the Federal Foreign Office’s joint project. Our perspective is
rooted in Germany’s ‘Feminist Foreign Policy’ vision, and Kubernein Initiative’s
work on inclusive foreign policy from an Indian context.

In this brief, authors Rebecca Strating and Kate Clayton of La Trobe Asia,
Melbourne, argue that Australia and India can work with Germany in the
Indo-Pacific, familiarising and embedding Berlin in localised climate change and
gender programmes. They point out lessons in Germany’s FFP for India and
Australia on creating more inclusive and sustainable policies in the
Indo-Pacific. Further, they make the case that as a leader in international
climate programmmes, Germany can add valuable insight and expertise to
Australian and Indian programmes. They argue that rather than creating new
programmes, existing programmes may be improved through more inclusive and
sustainable gender-climate cooperation between Australia, India, and Germany, as
well as other countries interested in negotiating the interconnected security
challenges involving gender, climate and security in the Indo-Pacific.


29 Oct 2023
Reimagining the Indo-Pacific: Using an Inclusive Lens Policy Brief 1:
Opportunities for Indo-German Engagement



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