Accelerating Climate Transition (ACT)
Accelerating Climate Transition (ACT)
Creating an ecosystem driven and action oriented strategy to curtail climate change.
Climate change and its devastating impact on agriculture
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- Livestock is impacted,affecting farmers alternate sources of income leaving limited scope for economic recovery
- Farmers rely on informal lending sources with high interest rates to meet household/farming expenses creating severe dept traps
- Heatwaves, unsafe water and rise in communication diseases affect their health
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- Livestock is impacted,affecting farmers alternate sources of income leaving limited scope for economic recovery
- Farmrs rely on informal lending sources with high interest rates to meet household/farming expenses creating severe dept traps
- Heatwaves, unsafe water and rise in communication diseases affect their health
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- Livestock is impacted,affecting farmers alternate sources of income leaving limited scope for economic recovery
- Farmrs rely on informal lending sources with high interest rates to meet household/farming expenses creating severe dept traps
- Heatwaves, unsafe water and rise in communication diseases affect their health
5 Fundamental reasons why climate action is inadequate
Disclosures
Transfer
Challenge
Climate disclosures are marred by inadequate frameworks, technical capabilities, and high costs of assessment and reporting
Technology transfers have been limited from the global north and south
Lack of a skilled workforce to enable and support the transition
Economic costs of transitioning to a sustainable future, involving millions of workers and small businesses, is at 3-6% of global GDP by 2050, whereas current levels are under 1%
Focus on climate mitigation leaving 92% of India's adaptation needs underfunded
5 Fundamental reasons why climate action is inadequate
Disclosures
Transfer
Challenge
Climate disclosures are marred by inadequate frameworks, technical capabilities, and high costs of assessment and reporting
Technology transfers have been limited from the global north and south
Lack of a skilled workforce to enable and support the transition
Economic costs of transitioning to a sustainable future, involving millions of workers and small businesses, is at 3-6% of global GDP by 2050, whereas current levels are under 1%
Focus on climate mitigation leaving 92% of India's adaptation needs underfunded
The critical role of philanthropic efforts
Samhita-CGF’s ecosystem based approach to climate action
Our Research and Knowledge Services
Catalyzing green jobs and climate entrepreneurship opportunities
Ecological restoration with focus carbon sequestration and livelihoods
Promoting climate resilience in high-risk sectors
Catalyzing green jobs and climate entrepreneurship opportunities
Ecological restoration with focus carbon sequestration and livelihoods
Promoting climate resilience in high-risk sectors
Current Initiatives You Can Support
Waterbody Rejuvenation through desilting
Waterbody Rejuvenation through desilting
- Increased water storage capacity of water bodies
- Maintained and healthy water bodies and biodiversity
Empowering Farmers, Enabling Growth
Supporting Marginalized farmers and FPOs through capacity building and access to capital
Know MoreDiversify Farmers' Income Sources
Provision of income diversification pathways for farmers
- Increased Economic Resilience
- Improved Livelihoods
Empowering Waste Recycler Women
Empowering Waste Recycler Women
- Women waste recyclers earn better rates.
- They cut out middlemen, operate autonomously
Decarbonising public Institutions
Decarbonising public Institutions
- Uninterrupted power supply to 4 Public Institutions and their beneficiaries.
- 2400* ton of Co2 stopped from entering into atmosphere
Empowering farmers to use solar pumps
Empowering farmers to use solar pumps
Uptake of Green
Jobs
Uptake of Green Jobs
- Trained youth to repair and maintain solar, wind and other RE based technology
- Creating an income source for previously unemployed youth
- Generating employment in environmentally sustainable sectors
Current Initiatives You Can Support
Water
Waterbody Rejuvenation through desilting
- Increased water storage capacity of water bodies
- Maintained and healthy water bodies and biodiversity
Agriculture
Supporting Marginalized farmers and FPOs through capacity building and access to capital
Reduced cultivation costs, generating resilient and farm aligned livelihoods and create digitally & financially literate farmers.
Agriculture
Provision of income diversification pathways for farmers
- Increased Economic Resilience: Reduces dependency on a single crop or source of income, making farmers more resilient to climate-related risks.
- Improved Livelihoods: Enhances overall livelihoods, offering stability and opportunities for growth beyond traditional farming practices
Waste Management
Empowering Waste Recycler Women
- Women waste recyclers reap the benefits of better rates from collected waste
- They eliminate dependencies on other stakeholders by removing middlemen from the value chain and operate as autonomous entities with complete freedom.
Clean & Renewable Energy
Decarbonising public Institutions
- Uninterrupted power supply to 4 Public Institutions and their beneficiaries.
- 2400* ton of Co2 stopped from entering into atmosphere
Clean & Renewable Energy
Empowering farmers to use solar pumps
Transition to renewable energy models – 320 Kg C02 saved per year - allowing uptake of clean energy
Clean & Renewable Energy
Uptake of Green Jobs
- Trained youth to repair and maintain solar, wind and other RE based technology
- Creating an income source for previously unemployed youth
- Generating employment in environmentally sustainable sectors
Water
Waterbody Rejuvenation through desilting
- Increased water storage capacity of water bodies
- Maintained and healthy water bodies and biodiversity
Agriculture
Supporting Marginalized farmers and FPOs through capacity building and access to capital
Reduced cultivation costs, generating resilient and farm aligned livelihoods and create digitally & financially literate farmers.Agriculture
Provision of income diversification pathways for farmers
- Increased Economic Resilience: Reduces dependency on a single crop or source of income, making farmers more resilient to climate-related risks.
- Improved Livelihoods: Enhances overall livelihoods, offering stability and opportunities for growth beyond traditional farming practices
Waste Management
Empowering Waste Recycler Women
- Women waste recyclers reap the benefits of better rates from collected waste
- They eliminate dependencies on other stakeholders by removing middlemen from the value chain and operate as autonomous entities with complete freedom.
Clean & Renewable Energy
Decarbonising public Institutions
- Uninterrupted power supply to 4 Public Institutions and their beneficiaries.
- 2400* ton of Co2 stopped from entering into atmosphere
Clean & Renewable Energy
Empowering farmers to use solar pumps
Transition to renewable energy models – 320 Kg C02 saved per year - allowing uptake of clean energyClean & Renewable Energy
Uptake of Green Jobs
- Trained youth to repair and maintain solar, wind and other RE based technology
- Creating an income source for previously unemployed youth
- Generating employment in environmentally sustainable sectors
To Support Existing Initiatives or Know More about Upcoming Plans
Support Existing Initiatives or Know More about Upcoming Plans
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