In 2022, CJRF launched the Solution Series, a set of webinars where grant partners shared lessons, challenges, and impactful outcomes of their work with our community of grantees, funders, and climate practitioners.
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Hilary Nilsen
The Resource Coordinator will support CJRF’s rapidly growing portfolio of work on loss and damage (L&D)
CJRF is pleased to announce that climate justice advocate Pato Kelesitse is now a member of our Governing Board. Pato joins eight climate-justice practitioners in shaping the strategic direction of the Fund.
At COP26 in Glasgow, the Scottish Government committed £2 million to addressing climate-induced loss and damage. In 2022, CJRF programmed £1 million of these funds to support community-driven work in Bangladesh, Malawi, the Pacific, and elsewhere. This brief highlights some of the experiences and lessons from this work that can inform the Loss and Damage Fund established at COP27.
Our Conflict of Interest Policy helps us promote transparency and accountability so that CJRF can continue to be a trusted grantmaking institution.
The Climate Justice Resilience Fund seeks a consultant to conduct a portfolio review of 7 grants related to climate-forced displacement, migration, and relocation.
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