RMGEO Consultants Inc.
Putting natural capital at the heart of economic policy.
We build the analytical foundations that global leaders and governments trust to transform public policy into measurable wealth and human well-being.
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Country applications
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Peer-reviewed journal & working paper publications
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Years developing the IEEM+ESM framework
What if…?
IEEM is built to answer the questions that keep finance ministers, central bankers, and development institutions up at night — quantitatively, across economic sectors and sustainable development themes.
What would be the economic and environmental impact of moving toward my country’s Nationally Determined Commitments?
Macroeconomic costs, sector pathways, ecosystem service trade-offs.
What portfolio of policies could create synergies in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals?
Cross-sectoral SDG analysis with explicit natural capital and wealth metrics.
How could external policy, price, or environmental shocks affect my country’s economic development pathway?
Forward-looking scenario analysis across energy, agriculture, infrastructure, tourism.
IEEM has been applied to thousands of policy questions globally. If a policy question can be defined quantitatively, it can be examined with IEEM.
Explore the platform →The Problem
Conventional macroeconomic analysis treats the environment as an externality — something to consider after the spreadsheet is balanced, if at all. Ministries of Finance evaluate investments without pricing in the natural capital their economies depend on. Climate and biodiversity targets sit in one policy track; growth and employment targets sit in another. The two never quite meet.
The consequence is systematic mispricing: policies that look most affordable today are often the most expensive over the time horizon that matters; investments in natural capital appear unprofitable when their economy-wide returns are substantial.
Our Answer
RMGEO’s Dynamic OPEN IEEM+ESM framework integrates economic and environmental dimensions inside a unified system, anchored in a country’s National and Environmental-Economic Accounts—built to answer the difficult policy questions that other platforms cannot fully address. — anchored in the United Nations System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA), validated against country National Accounts, and built to answer the questions Ministries of Finance actually ask.
The output: indicators policy-makers already use (GDP, employment, poverty, wealth) coupled with explicit measures of natural capital stocks and ecosystem service flows. The same analysis tells one consistent story across economic and environmental ledgers.
40+
Country Applications
100+
Peer-Reviewed Journal & Working Paper Publications
12+
Years Developing the IEEM+ESM Framework