The Glasgow Climate Action Hub brings together partners across the city in a new approach to tackling climate change.
They are working to equip communities with the ability to respond to the climate emergency, have the chance to collaborate and have their voices heard in policy making.
Glasgow Climate Action Hub supports communities throughout the city of Glasgow.
Glasgow’s Climate Action Hub brings together the expertise of 10 partners across the city, each of them offering something unique.
We bring together the resources and support of these partners so that communities can benefit and understand what action is being taken. Our team supports communities in their climate action journey through funding, practical support, training & workshops.
Communities can connect with our environmental advisers to discuss how sustainable practices can be adopted, like energy efficiency, environmental policies, waste reduction and carbon emissions. Our funding adviser is on hand to help you look at ways to attract more funding while also exploring ways to become more sustainable in your fundraising efforts.
Our climate team offers a range of workshops to help you develop your organisations capacity to address climate change.
Contact us directly by email to info@gcah.scot, or follow us on social media to stay up to date with our work.
Website: gcah.scot.
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