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???????????? Candid has featured our newest catalytic capital program, Trellis Climate, in their Philanthropy News Digest. As a leader in providing data and insights about the social sector, Candid’s acknowledgment underscores the importance of Prime’s work in advancing philanthropy for climate solutions. Trellis Climate invests in pioneering climate infrastructure projects that often face significant hurdles due to their risk and capital intensity. By leveraging risk-tolerant, catalytic capital, Trellis Climate aims to mitigate these challenges, help close the funding gap, and accelerate the deployment of crucial technologies necessary to achieve net-zero targets by 2050. Through this initiative, Trellis Climate will not only reduce financial barriers through direct investment but also provide complementary funding to tackle systemic barriers impacting project deployment. By sharing lessons learned with investors, communities, philanthropists, policymakers, and other stakeholders, we aim to significantly amplify our impact. Learn more on Candid’s Philanthropy News Digest: https://lnkd.in/eSnWdwGW ? #ClimateAction #Philanthropy #CatalyticCapital #TrellisClimate #NetZero2050

This Business & Philanthropy Forum at COP 28 contains eg an interesting speach on blended finance for climate protection projects, combining Public, Private and Philanthropic financing elements, as a new kind of "PP-P" model for climate finance.

??Driving Climate Innovation & Equity ?? Meet Danielle J. Harris, the powerhouse behind Elemental Excelerator, a #nonprofit organization dedicated to funding climate tech deployment and driving equitable solutions for communities worldwide and a 2022 #WEEmpower Finalist in the North America region. Danielle’s entrepreneurial journey is rooted in a deep commitment to climate action and social justice. As the managing director of Elemental Excelerator, she leads initiatives that include funding, integrating policy, market innovation, and community engagement to catalyze sustainable change. Elemental’s impact speaks for itself. Danielle and her team are pioneering market-driven solutions to climate change while supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals, including #SDG9, #SDG10, and #SDG11. Danielle understands that true success requires comprehensive support across equity and access, fundraising, policy advocacy, and community engagement. By surrounding portfolio companies with a network of support and resources, Elemental empowers entrepreneurs to scale rapidly and drive meaningful impact. “We need to compel people to act by raising awareness, meeting them where they are, and appealing to their interests.” Recognizing that climate action is also a heart and mind movement, Danielle emphasizes the importance of raising awareness and appealing to people’s interests. Through initiatives like the #JustInnovationPrize and the #EquityandAccessTrack curriculum, Elemental is ensuring that sustainable technology reaches communities that have traditionally been excluded. Join us in celebrating Danielle J. Harris and Elemental Excelerator’s remarkable contributions to climate innovation and equity. To learn more, visit the Elemental website here https://lnkd.in/ghsXXMwQ and read more about Danielle’s story here https://lnkd.in/gCUkBHuH. #ClimateAction #Equity #Innovation #cleantech

Exploring Climate Philanthropy's Impact: Insights from Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors. Unveil the power of strategic giving in combating climate change. Dive into the details on Forbes here: https://lnkd.in/dXdT5mnM ForbesWomen Heather Grady #ClimatePhilanthropy #ImpactfulGiving [RockefellerPhilanthropyAdvisors, ClimateChangeFight, StrategicGiving, ForbesArticle, PhilanthropicImpact, ClimateAction]

As the climate crisis intensifies, many philanthropic efforts are focusing on carbon capture. But is it the best use of resources? Our latest article on Inside Philanthropy argues that this approach may be diverting funds from more effective climate solutions. Discover why some experts believe that philanthropy should rethink its strategy when it comes to tackling climate change. Robert Bullard, Charles Harvey and Bakeyah S. Nelson, Guest Contributors reports: Critique of current philanthropic investments in carbon capture technology Alternative climate strategies that may offer greater impact Insights from experts on where philanthropic dollars should be directed #ClimateChange #CarbonCapture #SocialImpact #SustainableSolutions #EnvironmentalJustice #EffectiveGiving #RenewableEnergy #ClimateJustice #EnvironmentalImpact #EnergyEfficiency #PhilanthropicPriorities #ClimateAction #InsidePhilanthropy #Philanthropy

Imagine the world in 2050, powered by a global green economy that enables healthy lives, good jobs, and a thriving planet. For?#philanthropy, the urgency to help make this world possible and work toward a safer climate for all has never been greater. That’s why ClimateWorks Foundation is introducing a new series of?#impact?stories that spotlight the diverse and expanding community of global changemakers driving transformative climate progress. Read these stories to learn how philanthropy can collaborate to push for even bolder?#ClimateAction. ? https://lnkd.in/dtpRQm7a

The climate crisis is here. And so are the solutions.? Our new impact storytelling series is dedicated to showcasing the transformative power of climate action and philanthropy's role in helping drive change. Philanthropy is increasingly stepping up to support bold climate action and help catalyze a shift toward more sustainable, just, and resilient systems, societies, and economies. Follow the series to learn how new and experienced climate funders are mobilizing resources across geographies and meet the people implementing change on the ground. https://lnkd.in/g25mUViV

Climate philanthropy may be a secret weapon in the fight against climate change. Here’s how Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors leverages it for greater impact. Read here: https://buff.ly/49kPz13 Or listen here: https://buff.ly/3NrBaaY Heather Grady Forbes ForbesWomen

Throwback Thursday: Download 'Good, Bad, Bezos and Beyond,' a compelling case study shedding light on the impact of grassroots organizations on billionaire climate philanthropy. Discover the power of organizing to shift capital and resources towards community-led solutions for Environmental Justice (EJ) and Climate Justice (CJ). This report offers invaluable insights and recommendations; the need for frontline holistic, complex, and regenerative approaches to address CJ. As the report aptly states, 'if scaling the big greens was going to get us there [to solving the climate crisis], we would have won already.' Download the report to dive into the transformative potential of grassroots leadership. Download at: https://bit.ly/4aMcxPU #GrassrootsClimateAction #CommunityLedPhilanthropy #EquitableClimateFunding #FrontlinePower #BillionaireAccountability