Originally written by Jack Wittles In Paris Agreement 2015, 1.5°C was set as the maximum allowable increase in global temperature. This can only be met if we achieve net-zero carbon emission targets by mid-century....
This paper has been originally published in The Lancet Planetary Health by Jason Hickel, Aljoša Slameršak Background The challenge of climate mitigation is made more difficult by high rates of energy use in wealthy...
Cristian Samper will be joining the Bezos Earth Fund as Managing Director and Leader of Nature Solutions. Cristián will lead a $3 billion Nature Solutions portfolio to protect and restore nature and transform food systems to help combat climate change....
Author: ClimateWorks Foundation Mike Bloomberg of Bloomberg Philanthropies is committing $242 million to promote reliable, clean energy in 10 developing countries, as global energy needs rapidly increase. ClimateWorks Foundation is proud to partner in...
Villgro is excited to announce the launch of ‘NIDHI social accelerator’,supported by the National Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board, Department of Science & Technology. Calling all market ready startups creating innovative solutions in...
India is undergoing an energy transition from fossil-based to clean energy. CEEW‘s quarterly Market Handbook helps identify and analyse trends, present data-backed evidence and connect the dots to present a short-term market outlook. Key Findings Total...
Philanthropic foundations have long exerted influence in the international climate arena. Over 30 years on from their early forays into climate debates, this report asks how effective they have been. How relevant are their theories of change and worldviews today? And what can philanthropic foundations do to position themselves at the vanguard of meaningful change in the climate arena?
While China has achieved huge success in expanding its economy and generating wealth for its citizens, this achievement has come at an environmental cost. This report by Centre for Asian Philanthropy and Society is the second in a’ four-part series examining “philanthropy with Chinese characteristics.”
by Max von Abendroth, Karalyn Gardner, Lars Grotewold, Hanna Hanses This mapping shows the growing diversity and number of networks that have embraced the mission to support and grow the development of the philanthropy ecosystem...
The University of Oxford announced the launch of the multi-disciplinary ZERO Institute (Zero-carbon Energy Research Oxford) to tackle the challenges of an equitable, secure global zero-carbon energy transition. The transition from carbon-based energy to...
