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A report based on an analysis of GCF policies and lessons learned from five case studies Climate finance is delivered […]
Improving civil society’s limited access to the green climate fund Read More »
Following the launch of the paper “Improving Civil Society’s Limited Access to The Green Climate Fund” on 28 April 2021,
As Directors of Catholic social justice organisations, we have heard the first-hand accounts of the communities suffering the toughest conditions
This lack of funding risks holding back the transition towards resilient food systems, which is a crucial part of post-pandemic
New data reveals massive gap in public funds towards agroecology Read More »
Sr. Mary John wrote this blog article after the publication of the Bishops’ Statement “Now more than ever, we need
The place of women is… in the struggle Read More »
In May 2020, the European Commission announced the upcoming development of a landmark legislation on mandatory human rights and environmental
On 18 and 19th of July, the G20 Finance Ministers will meet to decide the measures to be taken in
Will the G20 cancel the debt of the Southern countries? Read More »
[Scroll down for the translations of the press release] Corporate abuse at the detriment of people is still widespread, but
Over 110 bishops speak out to stop corporate abuse Read More »
“Now more than ever, we need mandatory supply chain due diligence to stop corporate abuse and guarantee global solidarity. ”
Bishops’ statement: Now more than ever, we need mandatory supply chain due diligence Read More »
To celebrate the fifth anniversary of Laudato Si’, Pope Francis invites Catholic communities to participate in Laudato Si’ Week, from
Laudato Si’ Week: let’s protect our common home Read More »
