Climate Outreach (formerly COIN)

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Non Governmental Organizations

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Mission

Climate Outreach (formerly COIN) is a charity established in 2004 motivated by a vision of a low carbon future that includes everyone. They are leading specialists on climate change communication.

Climate Outreach is the first British charity to focus exclusively on public engagement with climate change. Every year Climate Outreach helps hundreds of organisations think about how they can tell a different climate story. Climate Outreach does this through research and advice, workshops and training, and Climate Visuals.

The organization has no registered commitments.

The Sendai Framework Voluntary Commitments (SFVC) online platform allows stakeholders to inform the public about their work on DRR. The SFVC online platform is a useful toolto know who is doing what and where for the implementation of the Sendai Framework, which could foster potential collaboration among stakeholders. All stakeholders (private sector, civil society organizations, academia, media, local governments, etc.) working on DRR can submit their commitments and report on their progress and deliverables.

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News

14 November 2024

We need a jigsaw approach to climate-driven displacement

Each year the climate negotiations attempt to deal with the human cost of climate change – in particular climate-driven displacement. While recent talks have acknowledged the issue, concrete action remains elusive.

News

30 August 2024

Visualising extreme heat

Fast-growing extreme heat risk is now the biggest killer among climate extreme events. But the scale and seriousness of the threat is hard to portray visually, and often images used do not represent the danger it poses.

Publication

24 November 2023

Resilience on the move: Migration's powerful role in creating climate resilience

By making migration safer, more people are enabled to use it as a means of building their climate resilience. Creating new, safe, and legal migration options for climate-vulnerable communities should be viewed as a key adaptation strategy.

Publication

2 October 2023

Public engagement on climate change adaptation

This report provides an introduction to public engagement on climate change adaptation. Public engagement is critical to the long-term success of efforts to build climate resilience through national adaptation plan (NAP) processes.

Training event

Online

21 May 2020

Communicating climate change during the COVID-19 crisis: What the evidence says

The world has changed — and advocates are having to change with it -- adapting campaigns and plans to a profoundly new external environment. Commentators and campaigners are reflecting and re-writing plans. But what does the evidence say?

Publication

3 March 2020

Engaging the public on climate risks and adaptation

Building on the key findings from a new survey of the British public’s opinion on climate change (British Public Perceptions of Climate Risk, Adaptation Options and Resilience (RESiL RISK)), this briefing outlines a set of sev

Publication

3 March 2020

British public perceptions of climate risk, adaptation options and resilience

This report summarises topline findings from a nationally representative survey conducted in October 2019 with 1,401 British respondents to examine public perceptions of climate change, its associated impacts

Publication

5 July 2019