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What the UN's Loss & Damage Fund Can Learn from Scotland’s Prototype

Our series Loss & Damage explores what it would look like to localize climate funding

Jessica Newfield

May 2024

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Publisher's Note

Some thoughts on the latest issue of Grassroots Grantmaking. The theme for this set of stories is monopoly. I think we may be watching the end of an era of concentrated power in philanthropy – and the beginnings of a much more interesting one.