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Agriculture and food systems: The new frontier for (climate) philanthropy
Disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz have exposed how deeply food systems depend on fossil fuels and geopolitical stability, while highlighting the absence of a long-term transition strategy. For philanthropy, this opens a new frontier focused on systemic resilience across climate, health, democracy, security and economic transition.
From ambition to delivery: How European philanthropy can do more to deliver for people and the planet
European philanthropy needs to act collectively and at scale, to think bigger than individual climate programmes and invest in civil society ecosystems and anchor climate governance within Europe’s democratic institutions.
Philea and WINGS publish “International Philanthropy Commitment on Climate Change: Progress Report 2”
Philea, through the European Philanthropy Coalition for Climate, and WINGS, have published “International Philanthropy Commitment on Climate Change: Progress Report 2”, a new report that…
Just Transition: A new attempt to square the circle
A just transition remains an ambitious concept - and that’s ok. As global temperatures keep rising and the consequences of climate change become more prevalent, it’s more relevant than ever to keep developing a shared framework for making changes to how we power our world.
European Philanthropy Coalition for Climate and WINGS – Getting Started on Your Climate Journey: Approaching Climate Through a Systems Lens
Register The European Philanthropy Coalition for Climate and WINGS will host “Getting…
Philea Forum 2026 – Ready, Set, Copenhagen!
Philea will host “Ready, Set, Copenhagen!” on 8 May, an online info session for participants of the Philea Forum 2026. The pre-Forum session will cover new initiatives…