by | Jan 18, 2023 | Lessons Learned

Sharing Solutions Across the Globe

Highlights of CJRF’s 2022 Solution Series

CJRF’s Solution Series aims to share the work of our grantee partners and learn how climate resilience is built and strengthened through the efforts of communities on the front lines of climate change.

In 2022, five partners took the opportunity to present to CJRF’s community and share their strategies for building resilience in partnership with vulnerable communities. Below we share clips that highlight key takeaways from these presentations.

Pawanka Fund

Pawanka Fund is an Indigenous-led fund that supports people and organizations in the strengthening and revitalization of Indigenous knowledge.

Gideon Sanago shared how the Maasai people restored a water source that had been dry since 1995. Watch the short clip to learn more.

Watch the full session with Pawanka Fund.

Christian Aid

Christian Aid has been working in Kenya since 1997.

Milton Ogada shares key takeaways following the success of this project.

Watch the full session with Christian Aid.

The Governance for Climate Resilience (G4CR)

The Governance for Climate Resilience (G4CR) works with vulnerable communities in Bangladesh to restore freshwater canals and water access.

In this clip, CNRS Executive Director Mokhlesur Rahman shares key insights.

Watch the full CNRS session.

Natural Justice

Natural Justice is a legal empowerment organization.

Justus Tsofa shares lessons learned working with communities.

Watch the full Natural Justice session.

Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples (REP)

Right Energy Partnership with Indigenous Peoples (REP) supports Indigenous-led energy initiatives.

Lulu Gimenez shares an update on a project in the Philippines.

Watch the full REP session.

Do you want to attend Solution Series sessions in 2023? Visit our Solution Series page to register.

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