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GAGGA is coming forward with something exciting. For 10 years, we’ve been part of an alliance channeling resources to women, girls, trans, intersex, and non-binary people-led climate action across 60 countries. This year, we’re marking a decade of collective impact - and what comes next is even bigger. Watch this space. #FundForward #10YearsofGAGGA

Ten years ago, the Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action was born. We are proud to be part of this alliance - 2590+ organizations across 60 countries, channeling over €50 million to women-led climate action on the frontlines. Together, we've restored ecosystems, defended land and water, and built climate resilience in our communities. This is what collective power looks like. And on April 16, something new begins. #FundForward #10YearsofGAGGA #MultiplyClimateAction

Today, GAGGA launches Fund Forward. Fund Forward is GAGGA’s call to grow resources for gender-just climate solutions that work. When women lead, communities thrive. When you fund forward, you multiply climate impact. Join us: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #10YearsofGAGGA #MultiplyClimateAction

Across ecosystems, across regions: women, girls, trans, intersex, and non-binary people are: Restoring land. Reviving water systems. Reclaiming territories. Nurturing biodiversity. Creating space for communities to lead. Their work is rooted in lived knowledge, care, and collective resilience. It is already creating the conditions for more just, livable futures. These aren’t isolated efforts. They are impact multipliers. And when they are resourced, their impact doesn’t just grow — it reaches further, connects movements, and sustains change over time. Fund Forward is about moving resources toward what already works: community-led, gender-just climate action. When they lead, the future changes for all of us. Join the movement: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #10YearsOfGAGGA

The same communities driving climate solutions are the ones most impacted by the crisis. Across rural, Indigenous, Black and Afro-descendant communities — women, girls, trans, intersex, and non-binary people are leading work that restores ecosystems, sustains livelihoods, and strengthens collective resilience. Yet, they are closest to the impacts of climate change. They are the ones who hold some of the deepest knowledge of how to respond. But climate change doesn’t exist in isolation. It is not an equaliser, but an amplifier of existing inequalities. It is shaping who has access to resources and decision-making power. And yet, even within these conditions, communities continue to organize, adapt, and lead. This is where climate solutions are already taking root. Fund Forward is about ensuring that resources move in the same direction — toward the communities building just, grounded, and lasting climate futures. Join the movement: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #10YearsOfGAGGA #MultiplyClimateAction

For every dollar invested in gender-just climate action, impact multiplies. When you fund women-led climate solutions, you don't just fund one organization—you fund entire movements. Here's how: 🌍 Flexible funding → women's funds channel resources to 2,590+ grassroots groups 💪 Capacity strengthening → training, networks, exchanges amplify reach 🎯 Advocacy wins → 75 policy victories, 2,360+ initiatives across 60 countries 🌱 Ecosystem impact → climate resilience, biodiversity, agroecology at scale 🔥 Movement power → Indigenous, Afro-descendant, LGBTQI+ communities lead transformation. That's the Fund Forward effect. Join us today in multiplying impact. Learn more : https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #10YearsOfGAGGA #MultiplyClimateAction #GenderJustClimateFinance

Agroecology is an ancestral knowledge meeting climate adaptation. In El Salvador, 40 women producers transitioned from chemical-dependent agriculture to agroecology, growing nutritious food sustainably while strengthening climate resilience and food security. They established 30 agroecological gardens and now sell surplus produce at municipal fairs, generating supplementary income. In Nepal, 500+ Indigenous women strengthened their skills through organic vegetable cultivation and poultry farming, building economic independence while protecting the environment. In Uganda, the Kigaaga Twimukye Women's Group is sourcing and multiplying rare, Indigenous climate-resilient crop seeds, engaging elderly women knowledge for seed-saving. Their advocacy secured 50,000 indigenous tree seedlings to restore a riverine forest corridor. These aren't isolated projects. They're proof that when women lead agroecological practices—working with nature, not against it—communities build resilience, restore ecosystems, and sustain livelihoods. GAGGA scales agroecology by strengthening the capacity of those practicing and teaching it, connecting movements through peer-to-peer learning, and ensuring women-led organizations access global climate decision-making spaces. When you Fund Forward, you resource the knowledge, leadership, and practices already feeding communities and restoring land. Learn more: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #Agroecology #ClimateResilience #10YearsOfGAGGA

The people closest to climate impacts are also closest to the solutions. When the volcano erupted in Tonga, women noticed subtle changes in the sea grapes they were harvesting. That kind of observation isn’t incidental. It reflects deep, lived knowledge of ecosystems and how they shift. Across communities, climate action is grounded in this reality. It’s about protecting livelihoods, adapting in real time, and planning for alternative futures that sustain families and wellbeing. Women and gender-diverse people are already leading this work. Yet their organisations remain underfunded and excluded from decision-making spaces, even as they respond to the impacts of a crisis they did not create. The solutions already exist. What’s needed is for resources to follow. Fund Forward supports community-led, gender-just climate action — so that this knowledge, care, and resilience can continue to grow and reach further. Join the movement: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #10YearsOfGAGGA #MultiplyClimateAction

A decade of impact. Built collectively, led from the frontlines. Since 2016, GAGGA has been funder, convener, and catalyst for gender-just climate action. Here's what 10 years of trust-based, feminist funding infrastructure looks like: €50 million+ channeled to women-led organizations on the frontlines 2,590+ partners across 60 countries supported 2,360+ advocacy initiatives launched from the ground up 75 government policy wins achieved 175+ peer-to-peer learning exchanges facilitated 150+ women, girls, trans, intersex, and non-binary leaders supported to influence climate policy globally But the numbers only capture part of the story. Every act multiplies. One donation sparks a chain of impact: clean water, sustained biodiversity, trained defenders, policy shifts, resilient communities. One restored ecosystem becomes the base of community resilience. One moment of advocacy generates long-term policy change. One act of courage catalyzes a movement. GAGGA removes systemic barriers by providing access to funding, cross-regional learning, and advocacy spaces—ensuring women-led organizations not only have a seat at global climate tables, but are heard. Sustained, adaptive funding is the greatest multiplier of community-driven climate solutions. This is what's possible when resources flow to those most affected—and most effective. Imagine what the next decade can build. Fund Forward with us: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #10YearsOfGAGGA #ClimateImpact #MultiplyClimateAction

The future of the planet doesn't just lie in carbon figures. It lies in the pollinators, the soil, the seeds, the forests, and the women protecting them. In Mexico, women human rights defenders of Mayan descent mobilized to protect melipona bees, native stingless bees that play a crucial role in ecosystem balance. The Mexican judiciary officially recognized them as ecologically fundamental. The women built sanctuaries, learned to restore landscapes that support pollinators, and created a collective brand representing 90 producers of melipona honey. In Tanzania, women in the Mwanzo Mgumu group planted 100 trees to restore degraded land, improve soil quality, and protect water catchments feeding Lake Victoria. This strengthened the aquatic ecosystem supporting fish stocks, their livelihoods. They also trained in soapmaking, generating alternative income while easing pressure on declining fish populations. In Brazil, an abandoned plot became a collective food garden led by trans, queer, and non-conforming people, 1,900 seedlings planted, 480 kg of food distributed, 1,500 plastic bottles recycled. The space became more than a garden. It became a gathering point, a place of social strengthening and political emancipation. These aren't just conservation efforts but proof that biodiversity protection and ecosystem restoration are inseparable from justice, care, and community power. GAGGA supports this work by channeling funds, strengthening capacity, connecting movements across regions, and ensuring women-led organizations access global climate advocacy spaces. When you Fund Forward, you resource the people already restoring what's been degraded—and building what comes next. Learn more: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #Biodiversity #EcosystemRestoration #10YearsOfGAGGA

Climate solutions are shaped not just by action, but by whose knowledge we (choose to) value. Across the Amazon, Black and Indigenous women are not only responding to climate impacts — they are shaping how we understand them. Through lived experience, traditional knowledge, and collective memory, they are redefining what it means to learn, to adapt, and to resist. Their narratives challenge dominant ways of knowing. They open up new ways of thinking about education, territory, and care. And they remind us that resistance is not only action. It is also knowledge, held, shared, and sustained across generations. This is an invitation to listen. To sit with, think with, and learn from the people who have long been custodians of land, memory, and possibility. Because when these voices are centered, new futures become possible. Fund Forward is about resourcing these movements. So that the knowledge, leadership, and possibilities they hold can continue to grow and shape climate futures. Join the movement: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #10YearsOfGAGGA #MultiplyClimateAction

Disaster preparedness isn't just about emergency response. It's about who leads, whose needs are centered, and what systems are built before crisis hits. In Nepal's remote Bajura district, highly susceptible to floods, the Women Development Forum strengthens women's capabilities to lead disaster management. Through training with police and government officials, they're creating disaster response plans that address gendered impacts and build stronger, fairer communities. In Brazil, trans women—facing high rates of poverty, violence, and exclusion—are often unhoused and living in areas with greater climate risk. When floods destroyed homes in Rio Grande do Sul, Fundo Positivo provided emergency relief, documented disaster impacts on the trans community, and installed community gardens to provide food while mitigating climate change. Over 2,000 people were educated on the climate injustice faced by trans communities. In Fiji, confronting stronger cyclones, severe floods, drought, and rising sea levels, the Women in Fisheries Network (WiFN-Fiji) is building a sustainable fisheries sector where women's contributions are recognized. They're conducting gender-sensitive disaster awareness exercises, ensuring equal representation of women in village-level Disaster Risk Management committees, and developing alternative income sources for recovery periods. Disaster resilience is built before, during, and after crisis, by the communities who know their ecosystems, their risks, and their needs best. GAGGA enhances disaster preparedness by channeling funds and strengthening the capacity of those most impacted and most effective at improving resilience and recovery. When you Fund Forward, you resource the leadership, knowledge, and systems that save lives and sustain communities. Learn more: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #DisasterResilience #ClimateAdaptation #10YearsOfGAGGA

An invitation to fund climate solutions where they begin: The most effective climate solutions already exist — rooted in communities, shaped by lived experience, and led by those most affected. But too often, they remain underfunded. Fund Forward is about changing that. Moving resources to where they create the deepest, most lasting impact — supporting locally-led, gender-just climate action across the world. If we want climate solutions that last, we need to fund the people already making them possible. Join us. Partner with us. And Fund forward. Come along with us: https://gaggaalliance.org/future-made-fundraise/ #FundForward #10YearsOfGAGGA #MultiplyClimateAction