Case studies

For the European External Action Service (EEAS), CASSINI transformed a complex database on Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) into an interactive mapping tool, the FIMI Explorer, to facilitate analysis and communication.

To meet several needs of the Ministry of Armed Forces, CASSINI designed and deployed strategic monitoring systems covering three major linguistic spaces: the Arabic-speaking world, the Russian-speaking space, and the French-speaking regions of West Africa.

For a client of beBarlet, a Spanish public affairs consultancy, focused on European investments in biotechnology, CASSINI produced maps with high analytical and educational value to decode the dynamics of global competition.

In a context of strained globalisation, CASSINI supports industrial and institutional actors in the mapping and geopolitical analysis of critical supply chains, in order to decode structural dependencies and anticipate disruption risks.

As part of its strategic intelligence missions, CASSINI has built an extensive database on the international activities of the Wagner Group and on various hybrid actions attributed to Russia in Europe. Atlas makes it possible to explore, filter, and structure this information on a global scale.

Following the attacks of 7 October 2023 and the extension of the conflict in the Middle East, a major maritime shipping operator engaged CASSINI to anticipate the evolution of tensions in the Red Sea and their consequences for its operations.

As part of the preparation for a Conference of the Parties (COP), WWF commissioned CASSINI to conduct a prospective exercise on the geopolitical evolution of the Lake Chad region by 2050, based on four possible climate trajectories.

GICAN, the association of naval and aeronautical shipbuilding industrialists, brings together several hundred players in the sector in France and internationally. CASSINI deployed its interactive mapping platform Atlas to transform a static database into an operational, scalable tool directly usable by GICAN teams and its members.

Since 2019, CASSINI has contributed to the Observatory for the Security of Energy Flows and Raw Materials (OSFME) on behalf of the DGRIS of the Ministry of Armed Forces, in order to analyse the energy strategies of major powers and strengthen France's strategic anticipation capacity.

As part of an international awareness campaign, the NGO WWF sought to demonstrate to decision-makers of major powers that climate change constitutes a major aggravating factor in contemporary geopolitical crises. CASSINI designed a series of educational and strategic maps illustrating the correlation between climate disruptions and political destabilisation.

As part of its participation in a Franco-Israeli consortium responsible for building a tramway in Jerusalem, Veolia faced international contestation. CASSINI produced a geopolitical analysis and detailed maps to inform the judicial debate.