The Network for social change.

Stop Climate Chaos: creating a mandate for political action
Initiated by NSC, the coalition brought together NGOs, large and small, to campaign for UK political action on climate change. 2004-2010: £466,499

NEF has launched a major piece of research and a campaign with partners, on developing a sustainable and just economy which puts the environment at its heart. 2009: £105,980

The UK’s first law firm devoted to environmental litigation, Client Earth helped force a change to government policy on the proposed coal-fired power station at Kingsnorth. 2009: £15,620

This project is developing the business case for halting fisheries over-exploitation in southern Madagascar, by showing that marine protection areas make sound economic sense.

This funding supported legal action against Shell in Nigeria to stop gas flaring, which creates more green-house gas than the rest of sub-Saharan Africa combined and causes severe pollution and health problems locally. 2007: £10,000

This is a uniquely moving collection of photographs showing the effects of climate change, set by kind permission to the song by Bob Dylan. Around the world, at least 12 million people have seen it. 2008: £10,000

Supporting communities and local authorities which want to establish area-wide speed limits, 20’s Plenty works to reinforce the local sense of ownership of the solution, and therefore the likely compliance with the limits. 2009: £5,049

The Corner House carries out research, and aims to provoke strategic discussion. As a member of the Durban Group, it works on behalf of those disproportionately impacted by climate change around the world.2007: £4,680