This feed focuses on innovations happening in the climate change space and identifying articles about potential sources of funding
Innovation
- by Ken PaivaBOSTON – Governor Maura Healey has announced the appointment of Aladdine Joroff as Massachusetts Climate Chief, effective Tuesday, November 10th. Joroff current…
- by Jumy OgunsolaFor British Columbians curious to know what the future holds for energy generation and usage in this province, a tech summit in Vancouver this week promised some answers.
- by Adebayo AdeleyeAs the world grapples with the challenges of climate change, a growing body of evidence suggests that taking bold action to reduce greenhouse gas
- by StreetInsider.comIntelliVIX, a South Korean safety AI company, has won two CES 2027 Innovation Awards for its AI-powered disaster prevention solutions, VIXA GateShield AI and VIXA Wildfire AI, marking its second consecutive year of CES…
- by Harriet BelderbosThe EU and Australia have signed a landmark agreement that will open new opportunities for scientific research and innovation
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- by Mirage NewsDuring the opening days of the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31), ESCWA underscored the critical role of regional cooperation
- by ieu-monitoring.comEU and global regulatory and policy monitoring, fact-checking, legal documents, policy positions, business, finance, digital transformation, security, sustainability.
- by ieu-monitoring.comEU and global regulatory and policy monitoring, fact-checking, legal documents, policy positions, business, finance, digital transformation, security, sustainability.
- by abrarANTALYA, Nov 13 (SABAH): AI Geo Navigators, a Pakistanbased climatetech and geospatial intelligence company, officially launched NIGRAAN (National Integrated Geo Risk Alert & Atmospheric Network) at the 31st United Nations … Read More
- by ANI 13th November 2026, 12:03 GMT+11Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday stressed the need for research, innovation and the development of drought-resistant crop varieties to address the impact of climate change and El Nino on agriculture, while attending the unveiling of the Dattaji Meghe memorial and the inauguration of an agriculture college and veterinary hospital in Nagpur. Fadnavis said […]
- by Rosie CramptonAmy Jeffs, Founder and Managing Director of Hey Me, and Abi Broadley of Abi Broadley Consulting Ltd, share findings from their new white paper, ‘Critical Amy Jeffs, Founder and Managing Director of Hey Me, and Abi Broadly of Abi Broadly Consulting Ltd, share findings from their new white paper, ‘Critical Success Factors to Embedding Innovation […]
- by IUCNIUCN and KfW have marked a new chapter in their long-standing partnership with the signing of a new financing agreement. The signing, which took place at UNFCCC COP31, marks the launch of the WALD Innovation Facility’s second phase to support and finance further innovative, high-integrity nature-based carbon projects that deliver measurable benefits for climate, biodiversity […]
- by ANI NewsFadnavis said climate change was having its greatest impact and most severe consequences on the agricultural sector, making research, innovation and the development of skilled human resources essential.
- by Sandra TuombouhStudents in Cameroon’s North West Region are managing school gardens and growing food using regenerative practices such as minimal tillage, composting, organic manure and fruit-tree grafting.
Funding Announcements
- by @AsianetNewsENTwo governments have detailed climate funding plans as ministers meet for a summit where the scale, delivery and fairness of support remain under debate among nations, as talks seek common ground at COP31 now.
- by myrepublica.nagariknetwork.comANTALYA, Nov 15: Nepal has urged developed countries to urgently deliver adequate, predictable and accessible loss and damage financing, insisting that the money must be provided as grants rather t…
- by myrepublica.nagariknetwork.comANTALYA, Nov 15: Nepal has urged developed countries to urgently deliver adequate, predictable and accessible loss and damage financing, insisting that the money must be provided as grants rather t…
- by SHREE RAM SUBEDIClimate victims cannot wait for funding paperwork, says Minister Chaudhary
- by adminAfrican policymakers and climate experts have called for greater African control over climate transition financing, warning that funding arrangements could deepen debt and reinforce existing inequalities unless communities help determine how resources are allocated. Speaking at an Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) event at COP31 in Antalya, panellists urged negotiators to make affordable energy, local […]
- by Segun KasaliThe Director of Climate Change at the Kano State Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Umar Saleh Anka, has called for
- by Abigail AdenijiMr Stiell said many developing countries remained trapped in a cycle of debt, climate disasters and high borrowing costs.
- by Daily Sun Report, DhakaBangladesh seeks climate finance at COP31 to boost renewable energy and resilience, expecting up to $30m from CIF's ARISE programme for coastal protection.
- Tearfund calls for COP31 funding to reach farmers struggling with climate change and food insecurityby Obianuju MbahTearfund warns that worsening climate conditions are threatening food production and pushing more people towards hunger.
- by Streamline NewsroomCatholic networks at COP31 want adaptation finance tripled to $120 billion a year by 2035 and paid as grants, not loans, before decisions on 20 November.
- by Africa Science NewsBy Henry Neondo, ANTALYA, Türkiye Women-led organisations and climate finance experts are calling for a fundamental shift in how adaptation finance is delivered, warning that women and communities most exposed to climate change remain largely excluded from decisions about funding intended to protect their livelihoods. At discussions during COP31, representatives from development finance institutions, philanthropic […]
- by Uchenna IgweCaritas Internationalis, a humanitarian network of 162 Catholic organisations, asked for a roadmap to triple adaptation finance to at least $120 billion a year by 2035, paid as grants that reach local communities.
- by REPUBLICANepal urges more grant-based climate finance as loans dominate funding
- by BernamaKUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia wants better access to climate financing for secondary and intermediary cities, with greater investment in resilient housing to guard against floods, urban heat island effects and other climate threats.
- by Simon McKeownBudget 2026 did not fund the National Adaptation Strategy, a framework launched in 2023 by the Justin Trudeau government, aimed to reduce the impacts of climate-related weather disasters like extreme flooding and wildfires.