REDEFINING COLLABORATION

Current Partnerships

1. The Journey Fund

   A global investment platform for a just transition

   

   The Journey Fund

   Incubated by Bridging Ventures and structurally supported by EBG Investment Solutions Ltd., among other financial institutions, The Journey Fund blends catalytic and commercial capital to turn high-impact opportunities in communities working toward a just transition into scalable, investable assets. The fund helps political commitments become real investments in jurisdictions participating in the Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative by financing projects that replace fossil fuel dependence with sustainable and regenerative alternatives. The alignment of finance with political leadership demonstrates how cooperation can power communities, foster shared prosperity, and build post-fossil bio-economies that deliver both resilience and growth.

   The Fund’s first pilot in Latin America will launch with an initial $10 million capital envelope and a $200 million fundraising campaign to support Colombian projects such as decentralized solar in Amazonian communities. BONUS Investment Bank Colombia, a regional fund manager engaged for Colombia, has already led project structuring for the fund’s first investable projects in Colombia that will bring solar power to 50,000 people in the Amazonian regions of Mitú and Puerto Leguízamo, cutting 38,000 tonnes of CO2 per year currently emitted from imported fossil fuels — the first step in a model that could scale to reach 650,000 people and strengthen local economies thanks to reliable access to clean energy.

   As world leaders gather at COP30, the Journey Fund stands as a concrete example of how climate ambition can be turned into action by bridging policy and finance to power a just fossil-free future.

2. Corporate Accountability Now

   Climate Justice, Economic Justice, Human Rights: Corporate Accountability Initiative 

   

   Corporate Accountability Now

   We support the Corporate Campaigning Initiative, which focuses on ensuring businesses are a force for good. This initiative brings together people and organisations to strengthen corporate accountability and build a thriving future for all. Together, we’re ready to spark a movement and build a restorative future for the planet and people.

   That’s why we are working with Amnesty International, Oxfam, Global Witness, 350.org and Action Aid and others, to design an initiative focused on strengthening corporate accountability at the intersection of climate justice, economic justice and human rights. Together, we are working across sectors—where issues are most pronounced to lift up the voices of communities most affected by climate change, uncover the facts, and develop alliances to take action.

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3. Global Recovery Collective

   Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, we see an opportunity for a green recovery and a regenerative future.

   

   Global Recovery Collective

   In every crisis, there are huge challenges, but there is also an opportunity—a pivotal period for people to reflect, listen, and explore ways of doing things differently or start afresh.

   To make it happen, we’re creating an open, collaborative environment where we equip others with the tools they need to build a brighter future. Our work with the Global Recovery Collective involves doing everything we can to link leading climate, development, health, justice, and equality networks—new experimental partnerships can not only ask new questions, but they can offer new solutions.

4. Count Us In

   We aim to inspire one billion people to take climate action and cut emissions by 50%

   

   Count Us In

   As founding partners of Count Us In, our pioneering work has one simple, yet ambitious, aim — to inspire one billion people over the next decade to take action against climate change and reduce their carbon pollution. As a result, we want the globe to reach the formidable target of cutting emissions by 50%.

   We all know how important right now is in order to protect the planet and everyone around us, and our work helps people to make achievable, long-term changes. It includes the Stand Up: Take Action initiative, where we helped break a Guinness World Record for the largest number of people to take action on a single day across the world—273 million people.

   World-renowned organisations including TED, Leaders Quest, IKEA, Arsenal FC, HSBC, FIFA, NHS, C40, BT, WWF, Natura & Co, and the International Olympic Committee are also vital partners helping us in our pursuit of change. Individually we can all make a huge difference, together we can change the world.

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