Climate CFOs Blog
As climate change intensifies, the global focus has increasingly shifted toward adaptation. While mitigation efforts remain critical, many governments and nonprofits now recognize that building resilience to inevitable climate impacts is just as crucial. Innovative policy frameworks are emerging worldwide, offering valuable lessons and inspiration for nonprofit leaders and financial experts committed to climate resilience.
For many climate-focused organizations, hiring a full-time Chief Financial Officer (CFO) may not be feasible. That’s where the Fractional CFO comes in—offering financial expertise on a part-time or project basis without the full-time salary commitment. Here, we list reasons why climate non-profits should consider a fractional CFO.
Securing funding remains a significant hurdle for many climate-focused organizations. In today’s increasingly competitive and resource-constrained environment, climate nonprofits must adopt innovative and strategic approaches to unlock global funding opportunities.
Non-profits face a variety of challenges when it comes to securing and managing grants, which are crucial for their sustainability and growth. From navigating a highly competitive landscape to dealing with complex application processes and restrictive funding, these organizations must overcome numerous obstacles to achieve their mission. Below are some of the key pain points that non-profits encounter in the grant process , highlighting the difficulties that can hinder their success.
