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Three ways we strengthen climate readiness.

Climate readiness is the capacity of institutions and people to translate climate risks and commitments into effective action. That capacity sits at systemic, institutional and individual levels, and each programme works on a different part of it. They are not a sequence.

01 · VISIBLE

Capability level: Systemic · Institutional

Climate Action Index

Make readiness visible.

Institutions cannot strengthen gaps they cannot see. The Climate Action Index follows climate commitments through the public record — who is responsible, how money moved, what was delivered and what was measured — to show where implementation becomes hard to trace.

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02 · TEACHABLE

Capability level: Institutional · Individual

Climate-Safe Schools

Make readiness teachable.

Climate readiness also depends on what people know. Climate-Safe Schools equips teachers and students with practical climate learning, Climate Clubs and activities that connect global climate challenges to their schools and communities.

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03 · ACTIONABLE

Capability level: Individual

Crafting Tomorrow

Make readiness actionable.

Understanding a problem is only the beginning. Crafting Tomorrow supports young people to identify local climate challenges, develop ideas, build prototypes and test practical solutions.

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Engagement and public learning

CCAIE also creates opportunities for people to engage with climate issues beyond our three flagship programmes.

Rising Voices

Climate and STEM experiences that help children explore climate challenges and build solutions.

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We work with governments, schools, foundations, universities, development partners and companies on defined climate-readiness programmes.

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