CIDI designs and runs programmes across four connected pillars — moving money, policy, and evidence toward the communities carrying the greatest climate and health burden.
Directing climate funds toward the communities carrying the greatest burden but receiving the least support.
Shaping policy design so it reflects the lived realities of the women, youth, and communities it affects.
Translating climate action into measurable, equitable health outcomes for underserved populations.
Building the capacity of communities and systems to withstand shocks long after a programme ends.
Channels blended climate finance into primary health infrastructure for communities facing the most severe climate exposure.
Works with government partners to co-design climate and health policy with the women, youth, and communities it will affect.
Trains and equips local volunteers and community health workers to anticipate and respond to climate-driven health shocks.
Tracks how climate finance is spent and whether health outcomes are improving, publicly and transparently.