Sustainable Solutions for Our People, Our Projects, and Our Planet

Tetra Tech helps our clients address water, environment, and energy needs through programs that minimize impacts on the environment while providing effective, efficient solutions to challenges across the markets we serve. The people at Tetra Tech also incorporate sustainability into our internal practices and processes. On a daily basis and on a global scale, our work plays a direct role in helping to achieve the balance that will allow future generations to access the necessary resources to meet all of their needs.

Learn more at tetratech.com/sustainability and tetratech.com/social-responsibility.

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Corporate Responsibility
Snapshot From Stockholm World Water Week: Tapping Capital Markets to Fund WASH Services
Stephen Sena, knowledge management and economic growth specialist for Tetra Tech International Development Services, recently provided a recap of the Stockholm World Water Week event and Tetra Tech’s presence on the Globalwaters.org website, a knowledge resource hub for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
Corporate Responsibility
Embracing Sustainable Commuting: 2017 International Bike to Work Week Challenge
As part of Tetra Tech’s Sustainability Program, the company challenges employees from around the world to park their cars and cycle to work each May.
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#AskTt Twitter Chat: Advancing Economic Growth Through the Agriculture Sector
Join @TetraTechIntDev on September 19, 2017, at 9:00 AM PT/12:00 PM ET/7:00 PM EAT for an #AskTt Twitter Chat on Advancing Economic Growth through the Agriculture Sector, hosted by Tetra Tech International Development Services, and co-hosted by the USAID Feed the Future Uganda Agricultural (Ag) Inputs Activity.
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Tetra Tech Celebrates International Day of Democracy
AI & Technology
Gaming for Infrastructure
On the Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR) blog, Tetra Tech’s Nilmini Rubin and Jennifer Hara discuss the benefits of practice sessions for public-private partnerships teams tasked with addressing complex infrastructure issues. Nilmini and Jennifer discuss the applications of multiplayer simulations across multiple sectors, allowing teams to try out approaches and see challenges from partners’ viewpoints.
Corporate Responsibility
Tetra Tech Helps Strengthen the Liberian Land Authority to Promote Peace and Security
Tetra Tech is on the ground in Liberia, implementing the U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Land Governance Support Activity (LGSA), which provides assistance to the Government of Liberia as it builds the capacity of local and national land management institutions and strengthens the political, legal, and regulatory frameworks for land governance.
Energy & Infrastructure
Tetra Tech Project Takes a Unique Approach to Electrifying Africa
Tetra Tech has been leading a Power Africa Initiative project since 2014, making tangible improvements in people’s lives by taking a different approach to traditional assistance in developing countries. Tetra Tech is the prime contractor on the U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) $140 million Power Africa Transactions and Reforms Project (PATRP), which is providing technical assistance and project transaction services to more than 25 countries. Power Africa is unique in that it brings together different parts of the U.S. government, international donors, the private sector, and African governments to achieve its goals.
Energy & Infrastructure
Tetra Tech Recognizes the Power of U.S. Wind Industry During American Wind Week
Corporate Responsibility
An Intern’s Perspective: Working with the Women who Make Tetra Tech’s Projects Happen
To begin my career in an office that wants nothing more than to see me succeed is something I do not take for granted. The women of Tetra Tech redefine what it means to be a role model in the workplace and serve as strong examples of the importance of female leadership in today’s international development field.
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