Seeding Climate Action for Systems Change through Girls' Education (SEED)
Leveraging best practices in girls' education to catalyze climate action and climate justice in low- and middle-income countries.
— OUR PROVEN SOLUTIONS
The Challenge
Girls and women in low- and middle-income countries bear the heaviest burden of climate change—yet most education systems still fail to equip them with the knowledge, green skills, and agency to respond to it. Compounding this, girls' education remains largely invisible to climate funders: the field has lacked the measurement tools and evidence base to demonstrate that gender-transformative education is a high-return climate investment.
Our Response
Through our SEED solutions, we work alongside partners to develop gender-transformative climate change education approaches that center girls' lived realities, green and blue skills, and climate agency while simultaneously pioneering the methodologies needed to measure and model education's contribution to climate outcomes. Together, this practice- and evidence-focused approach is designed to unlock new financing streams and to make the case to funders and decision-makers alike that girls' education is a climate strategy.
— THE ALLIANCE
Research & Policy Advocacy
Field-defining research and policy advocacy—generating evidence to shape policy and practice across interconnected systems, from education to the green and blue economy.
Explore →Data & Evaluation
Measurement, evaluation, and data systems that track climate impact and keep today's decisions accountable to future generations.
Explore →Instructional Design
Curriculum development and climate-integrated learning experiences across formal and non-formal systems—from early childhood to workforce development.
Explore →Workshop Design & Delivery
Capacity building and technical assistance—interactive experiences that shift mindsets and translate knowledge into practice.
Explore →Strategic Advisory
Strategy and advisory services that help organizations and leaders navigate complexity and drive systems change.
Explore →Up Next
Through the SEED Alliance—a cooperative of seven organizations with deep expertise in education, climate change, and gender—we are piloting a transformative package of climate education interventions for out-of-school adolescent girls in Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Pakistan. Alongside a gender-transformative curriculum toolkit, the initiative will develop and test innovative methodologies to quantify the climate impact of quality girls' education, generating the evidence and certified carbon credits needed to attract climate finance to the education sector at scale.
Get in touch with us if you'd like to support the SEED Initiative, join the Alliance, or explore how SEED may be adapted to your country!
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The Challenge
Girls and women in low- and middle-income countries bear the heaviest burden of climate change—yet most education systems still fail to equip them with the knowledge, green skills, and agency to respond to it. Compounding this, girls' education remains largely invisible to climate funders: the field has lacked the measurement tools and evidence base to demonstrate that gender-transformative education is a high-return climate investment.
Our Response
Through our SEED solutions, we work alongside partners to develop gender-transformative climate change education approaches that center girls' lived realities, green and blue skills, and climate agency while simultaneously pioneering the methodologies needed to measure and model education's contribution to climate outcomes. Together, this practice- and evidence-focused approach is designed to unlock new financing streams and to make the case to funders and decision-makers alike that girls' education is a climate strategy.
— THE ALLIANCE
Seeding Climate Action for Systems Change through Girls' Education (SEED)
Leveraging best practices in girls' education to catalyze climate action and climate justice in low- and middle-income countries.
— OUR PROVEN SOLUTIONS
Up Next
Through the SEED Alliance—a cooperative of seven organizations with deep expertise in education, climate change, and gender—we are piloting a transformative package of climate education interventions for out-of-school adolescent girls in Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Pakistan. Alongside a gender-transformative curriculum toolkit, the initiative will develop and test innovative methodologies to quantify the climate impact of quality girls' education, generating the evidence and certified carbon credits needed to attract climate finance to the education sector at scale.
Get in touch with us if you would like the SEED initiative in your country or join the Alliance!
