Satat Sampada Climate Foundation

13/07/2026

At the just-concluded 9th Board Meeting of the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage, the climate justice movement spoke with one clear message: !

The challenge is not that the money doesn’t exist. The money is there—it has simply been directed to the wrong priorities.

Communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis cannot continue to wait while financing falls short of the scale of the losses and damages they are already experiencing.

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25/06/2026

Feeling the heat?

This week’s heatwave across Europe is another reminder that the climate crisis is no longer a distant threat but very much a present reality.

India has also been facing extreme heat with temperatures regularly rising above 40°C.

Heat at this level puts people’s lives, health, jobs and access to food at serious risk.

For people living in poverty and working outdoors, there are few options.

Many have no choice but to keep working in dangerous conditions just to survive.

Events like this highlight the urgent need for wealthy countries and major polluters to cut emissions quickly.

They must also provide funding to help vulnerable communities adapt to climate change and recover from these impacts.

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15/06/2026

New ODI Global research published through the HST-LHL programme finds that only 9.5% of international humanitarian funding reaches local and national actors, directly or indirectly.

The report calls for better data and fairer funding flows.

With support from Oxfam and the Netherlands MFA.

Read more: https://odi.org/en/publications/the-state-of-international-humanitarian-funding-to-local-and-national-actors/