Blog | Reframing climate multilateralism: The Mutirão and the power of Indigenous collaboration
By Juliana Castro Escobar As the world turns its eyes toward Belém for COP30, during March 2025, the president of COP30, André Corrêa do Lago, in his letter to the public, invited the international community to join Brazil in a Global Mutirão against climate change. More than a concept, the invitation represents a different […]
Blog | Powering up the socio-bioeconomy through climate finance
By Aurelio Padovezi and Ignacia Holmes As the world confronts the climate crisis, the socio-bioeconomy concept is gaining traction as a technological fix and a transformative path that centres ecosystems, culture, and people. At its core, the socio-bioeconomy is a strategic response to climate change that integrates renewable biological resources, circular production, and sustainable […]
Blog | Knowledge is power: The importance of training and capacity development in climate finance
By Patricia Katto Introduction “Knowledge is power.” As with many powerful sayings, this phrase’s frequent use has arguably diluted its impact. However, if we look past its status as a cliché, the phrase still captures the transformative power of knowledge. Nowhere is it more applicable than in the area of climate finance where access […]