By Bridgit Evans, Executive Director, SAB Foundation As social change agents, our goal is to have the maximum positive impact we can on the issues we are tackling. This
By Yacoob Abba Omar, Director Operations at MISTRA and Executive Committee of the Indlulamithi Scenarios project Scenarios, strategy and crisis The practise of using scenarios in strategic planning was
By Mpinane Senkhane and Colleen Magner, Reos Partners 2024 has posed significant challenges for philanthropy amid a global polycrisis, where multiple intersecting emergencies and disasters have required, and continue
Thandolwethu Lukuko, National Coordinator for the Climate Action Network South Africa Civil society must use their seat at the table In the global context of addressing climate change, the participation
Chantal Snyman, KIC Co-ordinator and Henré Benson, Strategic Education Advisor VVOB South Africa Critical choices In an era where climate change poses an imminent threat to our planet and global
We are hurtling faster and deeper into an ecological catastrophe that poses an existential threat to life on the planet as we know it. Even if we meet the global targets to reduce carbon emissions and global heating to below 1.5°C by 2030, it is no longer a question of when we will start to experience the impacts of human-made global heating, but for how long people and planet will experience cascading socio-ecological collapse.
Jarredine Morris, Senior Manager, Carbon Trust Africa “Loss and damage” is a term that has become an integral part of discussions on climate change, and it has become so entrenched
In response to the existential threat of climate change, a global energy transition involving a shift away from fossil fuel to renewable sources of energy is already well underway. This profound and relatively rapid transformation has been associated with many positive ‘tipping points’, such as the uptake of Electric Vehicles
Collaboration continues to be a driving imperative in the philanthropy sector thus informing and reinforcing IPASA’s work in helping funders to collectively address the many deep complex problems our country
Gain access to a wealth of funding related knowledge resources, networking opportunities, and expert insights that will help your organisation in implementing your funding strategy for maximum impact. As a member, you will also have the chance to connect with like-minded individuals and organizations with a range of funding experience and expertise, who share your passion for creating meaningful change.
A locally established voluntary association of independent philanthropists, private foundations and other organisations associated with philanthrophy in South Africa.
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