The Climate Project was launched with a clear charge: to find new ways of working together and to make a measurable difference within a decade. From the beginning, our team has been listening, building, and connecting — creating the strategies, structures, and partnerships needed to turn that charge into action.
At its heart, the Climate Project is about building well-being. Climate progress isn’t measured only in tons of CO₂ reduced; it’s also reflected in clean air, clean water, sustainable food, resilient communities, and overall human and planetary wellness. Because climate change is a systems challenge — spanning energy, health, food, water, ecology, and the economy — our work focuses on systems-based, community-rooted solutions. Communities are where people and systems meet: where impact is real, where resilience can grow, and where solutions developed in one place can become blueprints for others. This is how we build impact at scale — not alone, but by co-developing solutions with partners across fields and sectors.
Your partnership helps move proven ideas into the world, scale what works, and create lasting climate resilience. There are many hands, but one future — and we must build well-being together.
If you are interested in philanthropic partnerships, please reach out to Marco Munoz at mmmunoz@mit.edu.