Scotland commits £375,000 to climate rights and resilience programmes

Scotland commits £375,000. Climate rights and resilience. Representative illustration of participants in an accessible climate planning workshop.

The Scottish Government has announced £375,000 for three international climate programmes. The funding covers disability inclusion in climate negotiations, human rights work and support for regions seeking finance for resilience projects.

Disability inclusion and human rights

Christian Blind Mission will receive £100,000 to help disabled people’s organisations take part in international climate talks. A further £165,000 will continue Scottish support for the UN Special Rapporteur on Climate Change and Human Rights.

Resilience project finance

The remaining £110,000 will extend funding for the Regions4 Just Resilience Action Platform. The platform helps regions in the Global South develop projects that can attract climate finance and connect with donors. Scotland holds the presidency of Regions4.

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