ERNOP Conference 2027: United in Diversity – Collaborative Futures for Philanthropy
The European Research Network On Philanthropy will host the ERNOP Conference 2027 on 1-2 July in Geneva under the theme of “United in Diversity –…
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Europe’s climate test: Can political leaders and philanthropy step up?
In this crucial decade for climate action, there is an overwhelming argument for bold European action on climate change and a unique role for philanthropy to play.
For nature to thrive, civic space must too
Europe experienced the hottest summer ever recorded, with wildfires, droughts, heatwaves and all kinds of extreme weather. These events highlight the urgency of ambitious climate policy and of protecting and restoring Europe’s nature.
Invest in relationships and watch the ripples spread
Anyone who has survived an Italian Sunday lunch knows that the real negotiations happen somewhere between the pasta and the second course. Yet it builds trust, and if you make it to dessert, the deal is sealed. Work on food systems needs more tables like that.
Core Funding & Trust-Based Philanthropy
The King Baudouin Foundation will host “Core Funding & Trust-Based Philanthropy” online on 3 November. For many years, the King Baudouin Foundation has supported…
Philea concerned about restrictions to civic space in Türkiye
Recent reports from civil society organisations, media outlets and international observers point to worrying developments around civic space in Türkiye and the Philea’s Legal Affairs Committee calls on responsible…
Operations Professionals Network – The Future of Operations and AI
The Operations Professionals Network will convene in Leiden, the Netherlands from 1-3 December to explore “The Future of Operations and AI” across philanthropic operations. The gathering will…
Organisational Development Community of Practice – Locally-led Organisational Development: Lessons from Actors on the Ground
Register The Organisational Development Community of Practice will host “Locally-led Organisational Development: Lessons from Actors on the Ground”…
What if philanthropy’s biggest risk is being late?
Strategy itself has a shelf life. When philanthropy cannot adapt at the speed of the world it seeks to change, responsible stewardship can inadvertently become strategic lag.
Forewarned is forearmed: Why philanthropy should act before a crisis unfolds
Anticipatory action can protect lives and livelihoods, help scarce humanitarian funds go further, and move decisions closer to communities that understand the risks. As climate shocks become more frequent and more predictable, philanthropy has a responsibility to act before crises peak.