Feb 20 2023Blog PostCarbon credits have both advocates and critics. Our Joseph Curtin explains how carbon credits can be a force for good.
Feb 21 2023Matter of ImpactFrom searching for lost children in Ukraine to supercharging carbon credits, or supporting civil society in Iran, the grantees highlighted in this quarter’s Matter of Impact focus on a range of crises and vulnerable communities in critical and urgent need. We invite you to read and join us in sharing these compelling stories.
Feb 24 2023Press ReleasesWASHINGTON, D.C. | February 24, 2023 ― The U.S. Department of State, The Rockefeller Foundation, …
Jan 15 2023Press ReleasesABU DHABI | January 15, 2023 – The U.S. Department of State, The Rockefeller Foundation, …
Nov 09 2022Press ReleasesSHARM EL-SHEIKH | November 9, 2022 – U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, …
Sep 20 2022Press ReleasesInaugural Meeting Co-chaired by Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and The Rockefeller Foundation’s President, …
Jun 04 2019Blog PostThis year, Asia will account for half of the world’s GDP growth. And while this has …
Nov 30 2017InitiativeGlobal philanthropic funds, even when combined with the development or aid budgets of governments, add up to billions of dollars. Meanwhile, the cost of solving the world’s most critical problems runs into the trillions—including an estimated $2.5 trillion annual funding gap needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in developing countries alone. Private capital is urgently needed in order to fill this gap and address pressing global challenges.
Mar 24 2015Blog PostSHARE THIS By 2030 global water demand is expected to exceed current supply by 40 percent. SHARE …