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What International Donors Don't Understand About Brazilian Philanthrop(ies) Article analyzes and challenges the idea of a single concept for the country's philanthropic architecture Maria Amalia Souza - Photo: Personal Archive This article was originally published in English in Proximate.By Maria Amalia Souza*Earlier this year, I wrote a version of this piece for my ...

Collaborative arrangements: the future of philanthropy is collective In our new LinkedIn article, we share a fundamental reflection from The Global South House: there are no single answers to complex challenges, but rather paths built together. In a moment of transformation for philanthropy and finance, collaborative arrangements emerge as a strategy ...

Unlocking Pathways: How Funding for Climate, Nature, and People Lands in Global South Territories COP30 dialogue brought together socio-environmental funds and development banks to debate collaborative arrangements and decolonial financing Roundtable discussion during COP30 – Photo: The Global South House The Global South House represented a milestone at COP30 in Belém (PA), consolidating ...

Issue #8 of Letters from the South is now live The new issue of The Global South House newsletter reaffirms the sovereignty of local funds and highlights the Global South's political influence on the international stage. The 7th issue of Letters from the South, the official newsletter of The Global South House, ...

How global south philanthropy funds socio-environmental justice Our new article offers an important reflection: what if the path lies in trust, in close connection with territories, and in strengthening those already working on the frontlines? This article was originally published in on our LinkedIn. By The Global South House What does it mean, in ...

Rede de Fundos Comunitários da Amazônia focuses on visibility, governance, and inter-network action In an exclusive interview, Josimara Baré advocates for the strengthening of The Global South House and for solutions originating in the territories Josimara Baré – Photo: Personal archive Comprised of indigenous peoples, quilombolas, and other traditional communities, the Rede de ...

Organizations of The Global South House define strategies for 2026 Actions prioritize advocacy in international forums, the consolidation of governance, and strengthening the shared home as a space for convergence Night projection held in downtown Belém at COP30 – Photo: The Global South House We began 2026 by incorporating the lessons learned from ...

The Global South House in Alliance Magazine: Confronting gaps in financing for climate, nature, and people Local funds claim a leading role in the international debate to ensure that financing reaches territories and communities The Global South House in action at COP30 in Belém, Brazil - Photo: The Global South House This article ...

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 ...

Financing the Global South is crucial for advancing climate and social justice, ensuring that funds reach those most affected and driving inclusive solutions Photo: Adobe Stock 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 ...