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Awarded Sep 18-2023
toward the costs of hosting a series of events highlighting clean energy initiatives and regional energy transition strategies in developing economies at COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates in December 2023
$250,000
Awarded Sep 07-2023
in support of encouraging the innovative production of affordable insurance products and services to help vulnerable communities in Nepal manage climate risk
$150,000
Awarded Sep 06-2023
in support of strengthening nutritious food production in Kenya and Rwanda to help build resilience among farmers to the region’s food security and climate crisis
$500,000
Awarded Aug 29-2023
in support of generating narratives and media training for entertainment professionals that establishes the impact of climate change on underserved children’s health and development
$200,000
Awarded Aug 29-2023
in support of convening the Africa Food Systems Forum over the next five years to advance plans for achieving an inclusive agricultural and food systems transformation in Africa
$300,000
Awarded Aug 29-2023
in support of accelerating the impact of the WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence, by developing programs for genomics and climate-health intelligence, to help improve pandemic preparedness in the face of climate change
$2,500,000
Awarded Aug 29-2023
toward the costs of developing a model for New York City to implement its Good Food Purchasing Program that can be replicated and adapted for use by other municipalities
$449,998
Awarded Aug 29-2023
In support of establishing a chair professorship for climate sciences and technology along with associated regional events to advance this field of study in the Global South
$125,000
Awarded Aug 28-2023
toward the costs of identifying innovative solutions to mitigate the impact of climate change on the health of underserved urban populations globally
$250,000
Awarded Aug 25-2023
in support of a landscaping study on the application of data science to climate challenges, to mitigate climate change which impacts all but particularly the most disadvantaged communities
$500,000