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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 of strategy and ...
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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.
In the spring of 2023. we commissioned ISET International to review our portfolio of grants from CJRF Phase 1 (2017-22) and make recommendations for improvement in our second phase of grantmaking.
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.
As the Transitional Committee on Loss and Damage meets for the final time before COP28, we must continue to center the experiences of frontline communities. This brief shares lessons learned from community-led projects.
We’re excited to share the results of our first six years of grant making! The executive summary (pdf) linked below summarizes the key findings and recommendations from ISET International’s independent portfolio evaluation of the Climate Justice Resilience Fund.
With our grant partners, funders, and Council of Advisors, CJRF has invested significantly in learning from our work over the past six years. Recently, we reflected on some of these learnings, drawing from our blogs, webinars, workshops, and grant partners’ reports.
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