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In 2022, the second year of the ‘Women Leading Climate Action’ programme, GAGGA has made significant progress and achieved remarkable milestones. GAGGA provided €4.9 million in grants to its network partners and supported: 440 community-based organisations (CBOs) 31 NGOs 24 funds The Annual Narrative Report provides an overview of GAGGA’s progress in the second yearContinue reading “2022 Annual Report”

The GAGGA side event during the UN Water Conference on March 23rd was a resounding success. The session brought together government representatives, philanthropic donors, civil society organisations, women environmental human right defenders from Nepal, Kenya, Paraguay, Mexico, and Nigeria, and others, to discuss finance and support for gender just water and climate solutions. The eventContinue reading “UN Water Conference Side-Event Highlights”

The UN Water Conference is an important event that brings together stakeholders from around the world to discuss water and climate solutions. This year, GAGGA is organizing a side event during the conference that you won’t want to miss! On Thursday March 23rd, from 1.15 -2.30 pm (EDT) , GAGGA will present their commitment toContinue reading “Save the Date: Making finance for gender just water and climate solutions a reality!”

Maureen Douabou, is starting to work for GAGGA as Linking and Learning Co-Coordinator. She is a multilingual passionate feminist who chose to dedicate her life and work to the rights of women, especially those facing multiple discriminations.  She has collaborated with feminist organizations all around the world. With a master’s degree in Humanitarian Action andContinue reading “Welcome Co-Coordinators GAGGA Alliance”

Indigenous and feminist voices called for climate finance to be accessible, inclusive and gender just at GAGGA’s COP 27 side event, co organized by NTFP-EP and GAGGA. The event “Local perspectives to make gender-just climate finance a reality” counted with the presence of key climate finance stakeholders who discussed the current state of affairs relatedContinue reading “In case you missed it: Highlights from our COP27 Side-Event”

What does feminist climate action look like and what does it lead to? At this virtual event co-hosted by Global Greengrants Fund and the Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action (GAGGA), grassroots activists shared their lived experiences and recommendations for equitable, just, and sustainable strategies to tackle the most pressing issue of our time.Continue reading “NGO CSW66 Forum event recording | Feminist action for climate justice”

GAGGA has always been deeply committed to uplifting the work of communities that are most invisible and historically excluded. Recently,  the GAGGA program committee has been reflecting on how this commitment shows up in our communications and in the words we choose to describe the groups we support.  The truth is that language matters; theContinue reading “Our commitment to adopting more inclusive language”

For some time now, GAGGA and our network have been emphasizing how the climate and environmental crises require feminist solutions. This year, various actors are starting to recognize this as well. In March, the UN’s Commission on the Status of Women (CSW66) addressed gender equality in the context of climate change and environmental degradation forContinue reading “July 2022 Newsletter: Feminist climate action in the spotlight”

The Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action (GAGGA) is currently looking to recruit a full-time coordinator to support the network’s advocacy and collaborations. Together with the coordinator focused on linking and learning, you will be responsible for the effective and collective implementation of this 5-year program (2021-2025) with a focus on leading and/or supportingContinue reading “Job vacancy: Advocacy & Collaborations Coordinator”