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Kaupapa of National Significance, climate action fund

Climate Action Aotearoa and the Combined Community Trusts of Aotearoa have contributed 600k to a collaborative ‘Kaupapa of National Significance, climate action fund’ to boost community resilience to a changing climate and empower national-scale climate initiatives. 

 

To be successful, the proposed initiatives needed to include the following: 

  • a commitment to prioritising disadvantaged communities,

  • plans to review and measure its impact, 

  • contribute to a broader movement of change,

  • demonstrate a commitment to working with Iwi and Hapū to address the causes and impacts of climate change,

  • have potential benefits at a national scale or demonstrate long-term scalability.  

 

Successful fund recipients are Lawyers for Climate Action NZ, The Nature Conservancy Aotearoa New Zealand, and Para Kore Marae Incorporated; each entity will receive two hundred thousand dollars towards their respective kaupapa, paid out over two years. 

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 Lawyers for Climate Action NZ

​Jessica Palairet, Executive Director of Lawyers for Climate Action NZ, sits down with Arohanui West to discuss the core functions of their mahi and some of their historic wins for climate. 
Meet funding recipient; Lawyers for Climate Action NZ.
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Para Kore

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Nature Conservancy Aotearoa

​In this webinar Olya Albot, project manager for nature-based solutions at The Nature Conservancy Aotearoa New Zealand, talks about the potential benefits of blue carbon credits for biodiversity, community resilience and creating an income stream to support coastal wetland restoration.
Blue Carbon with The Nature Conservancy
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Olya Albot talks to RNZ about the potential for a blue carbon market in this country.
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