Since 2012, Young Power in Social Action (YPSA) has used rights-based approaches to support climate-displaced people inside Bangladesh. They recognise that existing government programs do not meet climate-displaced peoples’ needs, often because local and national governments do not fully understand the challenges they face or how to support them.

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The Frontline Funds Accelerator (FFA) is an initiative piloting a new way to fund grassroots groups. The FFA recognizes that the people hardest hit by climate change are the most effective at building resilient, sustainable communities, and it aims to put the funding and decision-making power directly in their hands. Read about CJRF’s partner Huairou Commission and their role in the FFA.

CJRF held a webinar on January 28, 2021 to share our midterm review highlights with approximately 100 members of its community -- grantees, funders, advisors, board members, and others. The following five themes arose from these discussions.

At the end of 2020, ISET-International completed their independent portfolio evaluation of the Climate Justice Resilience Fund. We’re excited to share the results!

2020 has been a formidable year. Despite the many challenges, CJRF and our grantee partners have made significant strides, from record attendance at important gatherings, to breaking ground on new initiatives, to building momentum in the climate funding community for progress toward equity and justice. Read our Year-end Newsletter for more.

Kenyan women enrolled with the BOMA Project have turned to making face masks for income as livestock markets are shut down.