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Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF)
https://ciff.org/Last activity: 07.11.2024
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The Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) is an independent philanthropic organisation, with offices in Addis Ababa, Beijing, London, Nairobi and New Delhi. CIFF works with a wide range of partners seeking to transform and empower the lives of children in developing countries, with the ultimate goal of solving seemingly intractable challenges to ensure all children have the chance to survive and thrive.
CIFF aims to play a catalytic role as a funder and influencer to deliver urgent and systemic change at scale. Areas of work include empowering adolescents to control their sexual and reproductive health and to avoid unwanted pregnancies and HIV/AIDS; improving children and mothers’ health and nutrition and increasing deworming efforts to break transmission for good; and seeking an equitable world for girls and young women.
CIFF’s climate portfolio is driven by a vision of a climate-safe future for today’s children and future generations that also bears the benefits of cleaner air, energy security and sustainable jobs. CIFF’s child protection work focuses on ending child labour and sexual exploitation by enabling an environment that reduces vulnerability of communities and safeguards children.
The Foundation places significant emphasis on quality data and evidence. For most of its grants, CIFF works with partners to measure and evaluate progress to achieve large-scale and sustainable impact. The organisation is committed to sharing as much information as possible about what they and their partners are learning. Founded in 2002, CIFF employs over 130 professionals in China, Ethiopia, India, Kenya, and the UK. CIFF strives to couple business acumen and principles with development experience and best practices to transform the landscape for children. It seeks to be the gold standard in grant making and foundation operations.
For more information please visit www.ciff.org
CIFF aims to play a catalytic role as a funder and influencer to deliver urgent and systemic change at scale. Areas of work include empowering adolescents to control their sexual and reproductive health and to avoid unwanted pregnancies and HIV/AIDS; improving children and mothers’ health and nutrition and increasing deworming efforts to break transmission for good; and seeking an equitable world for girls and young women.
CIFF’s climate portfolio is driven by a vision of a climate-safe future for today’s children and future generations that also bears the benefits of cleaner air, energy security and sustainable jobs. CIFF’s child protection work focuses on ending child labour and sexual exploitation by enabling an environment that reduces vulnerability of communities and safeguards children.
The Foundation places significant emphasis on quality data and evidence. For most of its grants, CIFF works with partners to measure and evaluate progress to achieve large-scale and sustainable impact. The organisation is committed to sharing as much information as possible about what they and their partners are learning. Founded in 2002, CIFF employs over 130 professionals in China, Ethiopia, India, Kenya, and the UK. CIFF strives to couple business acumen and principles with development experience and best practices to transform the landscape for children. It seeks to be the gold standard in grant making and foundation operations.
For more information please visit www.ciff.org
Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 51-200
Phone: +44 20 3740 6100
Founded date: 2002
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09.11.2024 | Solar Power: A Bright Future for Global Energy | The sun is rising on a new era of energy. The International Solar Alliance (ISA) is leading the charge. At its seventh Assembly session in New Delhi, delegates from 29 countries gathered to ignite discussions on solar energy. This is not ju... |
07.11.2024 | ISA Launches New Solar Initiatives at 7th Assembly Session Apollo Green Energy targets Rs 100 billion in renewables Kolkata Metro’s Orange Line Phase II deadline moved to March 2025 Solar efficiency, ... | POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY ISA Launches New Solar Initiatives at 7th Assembly Session 07 Nov 2024 2 Min Read CW Team The International Solar Alliance (ISA) began its seventh Assembly session in New Delhi, with delegates from 29 countries ... |
06.11.2024 | ISA launches solar data portal and $39 million fund for Africa Apollo Green Energy targets Rs 100 billion in renewables Kolkata Metro’s Orange Line Phase II deadline moved to March 2025 Solar efficien... | POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY ISA launches solar data portal and $39 million fund for Africa 06 Nov 2024 2 Min Read CW Team The International Solar Alliance (ISA) began its seventh Assembly session in New Delhi, with delegates from 29 countr... |
30.09.2024 | World Bank's $1.57 Billion Lifeline for Nigeria: A Step Towards Resilience | The World Bank has thrown a lifeline to Nigeria, approving a substantial $1.57 billion for three pivotal projects. This funding, announced on September 26, 2024, aims to tackle pressing issues in governance, healthcare, and climate resilien... |
30.09.2024 | World Bank approves $1.57 billion for Nigeria’s three projects | The World Bank has approved three new projects for Nigeria, totalling $1.57 billion in financing. According to a statement released on Monday by World Bank Nigeria, this new funding will support the country in addressing governance challeng... |
31.05.2024 | The Eleanor Crook Foundation and Philanthropic Partners Release New Investment Case to Reach Pregnant Women Worldwide with a Complete Prenatal Supplement | WASHINGTON, May 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Eleanor Crook Foundation (ECF), the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF), and Kirk Humanitarian have announced a groundbreaking investment roadmap... |
25.01.2023 | A major Alphabet investor said the company should cut even more jobs and address 'excessive' pay in the wake of mass layoffs | Alphabet investor TCI is urging the company to "go further" in cutting jobs and reducing spend. A letter from TCI to CEO Sundar Pichai said "excessive employee compensation" should be addressed. Advertisement A major Alp... |
25.05.2022 | Synthesis Capital synthesises $300 million to support sustenance | London’s Synthesis Capital has assembled a $300+ million fund aimed squarely at supporting approximately 15 food technology and alternative protein-focused startups across the globe with an average ticket size of $15 million. According to t... |
22.04.2022 | 5 African climate-smart agriculture investors helping close a $106bn climate finance gap | Since 1970, the world has celebrated Earth Day, a day that focuses on green living and tackling the environmental crisis. Through Earth Day, humans have been made aware of the harm they cause to the environment. They have also been enlighte... |
16.09.2021 | Acumen’s new ag fund ushers commercial capital to farmers’ fight against climate change | Editor’s note: AFN’s coverage of the emerging African agrifoodtech sector is supported by Dutch development bank FMO. A third of the world’s food is grown on farms less than two hectares in size. That food supply is increasingly jeopardized... |
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