But what does this mean for organizations whose work is not primarily focused on climate?
As climate risks change the needs of communities and the way programmes are delivered, NGOs may also need to think differently about adaptation, resilience and funding. Climate-related funding is not limited to organizations whose main focus is the environment or climate change. There can be opportunities for organizations working across other sectors when climate risks are directly connected to the problems they are addressing.
In this free webinar, Dr. Eva Wieners will look at how NGOs can recognize these connections and think about climate within their existing work – without changing their core mission.
We will explore:
- How climate change is affecting work across different sectors
- What climate adaptation can look like in health, education, livelihoods, humanitarian work and other areas
- How NGOs can identify climate-related risks within their existing programmes
- What to consider when looking at climate-related funding opportunities
- How climate adaptation and resilience can become part of the conversation around existing sector work
The aim is not to turn every NGO into a climate organization. It is to help organizations understand where climate change is already affecting their work, what may need to change, and where funding for those changes may exist.
Date: 1 October 2026
Time: 11:00 AM CET (Thursday)
Format: Zoom
Sign-up Form: https://philantropiainc.eo.page/cliamte-funding
If your organization works in health, education, livelihoods, humanitarian response, migration, youth, or other areas, and you are seeing climate-related changes affecting the communities you serve, this conversation may be relevant to your work.
How to register
Fill out the registration form: https://philantropiainc.eo.page/cliamte-funding
This webinar is designed for NGOs and development organizations working across sectors. You do not need to be a climate specialist or a climate-focused organization to join.
If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected].