Relevant funding priorities: The InsuResilience Fund aims to promote the adaptation to climate change by improving access to and the use of insurance in developing countries. The specific objective of the fund is to reduce the vulnerability of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) as well as low-income households to extreme weather events. Target group of the InsuResilience Investment Fund are existing or new insurance or reinsurance companies that already provide or introduce insurance solutions that help clients mitigate climate related risks (e.g. insurance schemes for the clients of microfinance institutions, insurance schemes for agricultural companies, insurance schemes for countries or regions). Two sub-funds: Debt Sub-Fund: lends to financial institutions and aggregators in return for participation in the development and distribution of climate insurance. Equity Sub-Fund: invests in insurers and brokers actively building the market for climate insurance.

Relevant funding priorities: sustainability, particularly in the environmental, economic and social

Relevant funding priorities: food & ag, analytics & risk modelling, insurance and risk transfer, energy, transporation, and infrastructure.

Relevant funding priorities: The Transition Assistance Fund — one of the sub-funds of the Ocean Stewardship Fund — supports small-scale fisheries and fisheries in the Global South on their pathway to sustainability, and is part of our Ocean Stewardship Fund.

Relevant funding priorities: regenerative food & agriculture and renewable energy

Relevant funding priorities: The focus for Flourishing oceans is on research and addressing issues that directly impact the health of the ocean. While resilience to climate change is not highlighted as a priority, it does fall within the remit of ‘returning oceans to a healthy thriving state’. Given the diversity of projects sponsored by the Minderoo Foundation, the recent injection of additional funds from Dr Andrew Forrest AO and Nicola Forrest AO and the project underway in Ningaloo it worth pursuing opportunity for on-going or project specific funding if an introduction can be made. Australian, and one of Asia’s largest philanthropies, with AUD $2 billion committed to a range of global initiatives. Projects include: – Global Fishing Index Study (UN SDG 14.4) – Marine Research Infrastructure Programs – No Plastic Waste campaign

Relevant funding priorities: sustainable seafood; circular economy; ocean conservation; projects that reduce deforestation, mitigate climate change, protect biodiversity and provide a fair and sustainable living

Relevant funding priorities: Marine, coastal resilience and fisheries

Relevant funding priorities: n.a.

Relevant funding priorities: The Initiative’s purpose is the promotion of the requisite framework of public-private protection and insurance solutions for the fast-growing number of people worldwide affected by extreme weather and climate events, especially in developing countries