The Resource Coordinator will support CJRF’s rapidly growing portfolio of work on loss and damage (L&D).

Read our November Newsletter!

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.

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.

Recently, CJRF and the Scottish Government announced that their partnership to address loss and damage will continue with an additional £5 million in grants, technical assistance, and advocacy support for non-economic loss and damage. That’s more than $6 million using today’s currency standards.  

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.