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Juliana Tinoco (Alianza Socioambiental Fondos del Sur), Jonathas Azevedo (Rede Comuá), and Josimara Baré (Rede de Fundos Comunitários da Amazônia and Fundo Indígena Rutî) share a deep conversation in a newly released video. A political and collective community was born in 2025. The Global South House moved beyond being a dream ...

Imagem: Adobe Stock Financing the Global South is crucial for advancing climate and social justice, ensuring that funds reach those most affected and driving inclusive solutions.By Vitor Hugo Neia*COP30, scheduled for November this year in Belém (Brazil), offers the country a rare opportunity: to place the solutions of Amazonian territories – ...

Throughout Brazil’s history, organized civil society has played a key role in imagining, shaping, advancing, and defending fundamental rights. It is an essential part of building a viable country and planet in every dimension: social, economic, and environmental. Foto: Monaiane Silva Sá, Acervo Fundo Brasil Trust is essential for funding civil society ...

From the call for proposals to the Curatorial Committee, the first edition at COP30 connects diversity, socio-environmental justice, and innovative solutions in a seven-day itinerary.The program of the Global South House at COP30 was co-created with leaders from the Global South, centering local voices and strengthening community solutions for climate ...

The event brought together representatives from socio-environmental funds, corporate and family foundations, international funding mechanisms, and partner networks Dina Zayed, Juliana Tinoco, Jenny Hodgson, Ana Valério and Josimara Baré. Personal Archive The Global South House pre-launch at London Climate Action Week highlighted South-South collaboration, international cooperation, and global leadership in innovative climate ...

Through flexible, trust-based funding and partnerships with local networks, communities on the frontlines of climate and environmental justice are leading the way. Cristina Orpheu (Casa Socio-Environmental Fund),Vitor Hugo Silva Neia (Fundação Grupo Volkswagen), Vanessa Lucena (Bem-te-vi Diversidade), Marcelle Decothé (PIPA Initiative) and Jonathas Azevedo (Rede Comuá). Photo by Teresa Cristina During ...