Global Future Council on the Future of Philanthropy for Climate and Nature
Global Future Council on the Future of Philanthropy for Climate and Nature
Description
There is an increasing need to respond to the demands of the climate emergency with new collaboration models. How can philanthropy use their resources and interventions in catalytic ways to help unlock the private capital and public procured funds needed for the world to reach its climate ambitions?
Co-Chairs
Mildred Tan, Co-Chair, Council for Board Diversity / Chairman, Singapore University of Social Sciences
Per Heggenes, Chief Executive Officer, IKEA Foundation
Council Managers
Luis Alvarado, Head of GAEA Program, World Economic Forum
Damien Gilbert, Knowledge Specialist, Philanthropy for Nature and Climate, World Economic Forum
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