Hiszako Indie seeks creative and adaptive responses to global and local socio-economic and environmental challenges through a collaboration of communities, artists, researchers, developers and human rights practitioners. It wants to contribute to a greener, more peaceful, sustainable and democratic European society.

Its aim is to support measures and actions to address the risks of global warming, to promote the achievement of climate and environmental goals, and to facilitate the equitable implementation of national, European and transnational development policies and measures to ensure adaptation and adaptation.

It helps communities and their settlements to benefit from planned changes in the natural ecosystem, water, health, food, infrastructure and the built environment, and the economy, and from reduced risks.

Its aim is to better understand the impacts on minorities and vulnerable groups and to support their adaptation and strengthen their protection. It collects and disseminates environmental information and knowledge, and provides professional, legal and financial support for successful adaptation and the creation of resilient communities.

Its expert work is partly aimed at supporting the dissemination of environmental and democratic governance tools through professional groups (such as the Green Law Platform) and partnerships, providing professional and methodological support for intersectoral cooperation, the development of tools for public participation, the development of professional content supporting different levels of decision-making and the enforcement of existing legal instruments and strategic agreements.