Rallying the Collective Power of Gender, Climate and Environmental Justice Movements Around the World
by financing, strengthening, and forging connections among women-led community based organizations, women’s and environmental justice funds and NGOs globally and influencing decision makers to protect critical ecosystems by steering funding towards inclusive, sustainable, and gender just climate solutions.
Our Work at a Glance
Since 2016, the Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action (GAGGA) has been led by Fondo Centroamericano de Mujeres (FCAM), with partners Both ENDS and Mama Cash. In 2023-24. GAGGA has provided funding to 26 global, regional and national women’s and environmental justice funds; 42 non-governmental organisations (NGOs); and 460 community based organisations (CBOs) across the Global South.
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Dive into the latest news and updates from GAGGA and learn about our global initiatives, call to actions, and milestones.
GAGGA at COP29 #WeWomenAreWater: A global call for gender-just climate finance
As the world gathers at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan from November 11-22, 2024, the stakes for climate justice have never been higher. Climate finance must be radically redirected toward the grassroots movements that are already leading the way with solutions that prioritize gender justice. Women, girls, trans, intersex, and non-binary people from marginalized communities asContinue reading "GAGGA at COP29 #WeWomenAreWater: A global call for gender-just climate finance"
Welcoming new team members to GAGGA!
The GAGGA team is growing and we are thrilled about it! Meet the three brilliant addition to our team and join us in welcoming them! Maria Florencia Tinnirello, Donor Engagement Officer Florencia is a feminist activist with a passion for harnessing the power of partnerships and transdisciplinary approaches to generate sustainable change for structurally excludedContinue reading "Welcoming new team members to GAGGA!"
Welcoming Anamika Dutt As GAGGA’s Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (PMEL) Officer!
Anamika Dutt is a feminist MEL practitioner from India. Anamika believes that stories of change and impact are best heard from the ones experiencing it. She is an experienced facilitator of participatory methodologies. Her work has helped her look at various parts of India and East Africa where she has worked on cross-sectional themes ofContinue reading "Welcoming Anamika Dutt As GAGGA’s Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (PMEL) Officer!"
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