The consequences of climate change are here, severe, and multiplying. We know no single organisation or country can solve this crisis alone. Equally, we know the consequences of the climate crisis disproportionately affect the Global South.

That is why we are working with governments, civil society leaders, media platforms, and other influencers to help advance a re-envisioned and more empowering relationship to the climate crisis, one that confronts the full magnitude of its challenges and the existential threat it poses. Our commitment to addressing the climate crisis is rooted in our deep understanding of the complex and interconnected factors at play, among them conflict situations, humanitarian crises, political instability, and weak governance. We are specifically focussed on the behaviour changes needed to ensure water, food, and energy security as they are significant drivers of future migration and conflict. At COP28 in 2023 we provided a virtual reality experience showing what climate change looks like on the front lines of the climate crisis in Iraq on behalf of the Government of Iraq.