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CJRF’s grantmaking on Non-Economic Loss and Damage (NELD) has taken an intentional accompaniment approach and is actively sharing what this has looked like in practice. One element of the accompaniment approach partners have truly appreciated has been a series of ...
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CJRF has a new strategic framework and theory of change that will help us work in partnership with communities who are leading the way to a more just and resilient future.
Six Pilots, One Learning JourneyParticipatory grantmaking is a growing ethos in philanthropy, where funders cede power over funding decisions to the people affected by those decisions. It includes a wide range of practices, such as co-creation ...
The Climate Justice Resilience Fund’s grant portfolio of over 65 projects worldwide highlights the critical role of community-led loss and damage responses in strengthening foundations for adaptation and resilience-building.
The Climate Justice ...
Early lessons from CJRF's work on non-economic loss and damage
Reflections from the Pacific Rising convening on presence, power, and responsibility in climate philanthropy.
The Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) launched its flagship publication Stories of Resilience: Lessons from Local Adaptation Practice at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, calling for a step-change in global efforts to finance and scale locally led adaptation.
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