AwareNearth reduces anxiety and builds resilience by shifting how we face global uncertainty. We transform fear into agency, helping humanity navigate both natural and man-made existential threats.

From 2026 to 2030, our work centers on two pillars:

The Legacy: A global archive of filmed testimonials capturing the human heartbeat of a planet in transition.
The Trilogy: A suite of immersive tools—including a map, a game, and a book—designed to bridge the gap between science, art, and action.

At its heart, AwareNearth invites us to cultivate a planetary consciousness grounded in empathy and responsibility for the generations to come.

AwareNearth is a nonprofit association based in Geneva, Switzerland, founded in 2025. We believe that sharing diverse worldviews on existential risks is essential to protecting both human well-being and the natural world.

Based in Geneva’s unique ecosystem of international diplomacy and science, we operate with the transparent governance and integrity required of a global NGO.

Official Status:

Registered Nonprofit (CH-660.0.890.025-7)
Protected Intellectual Property (IGE-IPI 825208)
Member of the Fédération des Entreprises Romandes (FER)
Supported by the Centre d’Accueil de la Genève Internationale (CAGI)

OUR TEAM

Chris Guillot, a former UN Official and Swiss Diplomat, brings 25 years of global experience in environmental ethics, climate change, and international development. Having worked across 100 countries with the ICRC, MSF, and the World Bank, he later directed UN agencies on global energy and environmental health strategies.
As a Senior Advisor to the American Geophysical Union, Chris has spent his career bridging the gap between Global North and Global South institutions. At AwareNearth, he unites scientists, diplomats, and local communities to address the paradoxes of our era—restoring the vital connection between humanity and nature, our greatest ally.

Dr. Thierry Bussard is a prominent Swiss hydrogeologist and civil engineer associated with the School of Engineering and Architecture of Fribourg. He specializes in sustainable groundwater management, dam stability, and drinking water protection. His international work includes leading humanitarian water projects for the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC).

Alvina Lim is a highly experienced UNICEF consultant and editor with over twelve years in international development. Specializing in high-level reporting, resource mobilization, and strategic communications, she has led projects across UNICEF HQ, regional offices, and diverse country missions including Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, and Liberia.

Hal Agar is a recent graduate of the University of Bristol's School of Geographical Sciences. He has experience in hydrogeology consulting, and since 2023, has intermittently contributed to the dialogue on climate intervention.

Angela Sun is a versatile client relations and operations specialist with a science-based approach to well-being. Currently managing administration and finance for Awarenearth, she blends her high-level hospitality background with precision in accounting and organizational strategy to foster community growth and deliver seamless, people-focused service.