A climate hub is a organizing node at the centre of a network.
A climate marketing hub works to support the combined marketing potential of a network of organizations, each providing expertise and resources to support common objectives related to climate leadership and action.
A climate hub can be organized by several key players. Ideally, the founding organizations would be able to bring funding, strategic expertise, and creative marketing skills to the table.
local communities can organize community networks and action plans, which can draw upon marketing and engagement resources from climate marketing hubs and other sources.
For an organizing guide and examples of community plans, see the community action page at Climate Action Canada.
One possible starting point is the constellation model developed through the Center for Social Innovation. The CSI itself is a hub, providing office space and support services to misison-based organizations and companies
GSCC is an international, collaborative network of communications professionals in the fields of climate, energy and nature.
Its philanthropically funded work aims at informing and strengthening media debate and public discourse at the global level and in major economies worldwide on issues relating to the climate crisis.
Creatives for Climate is a non-profit on a mission to catalyze creativity for climate action.
With 6000+ members in its digital hub, a fast-growing Ethical Agency Alliance, a coalition of committed brands, they’re building a powerful network committed to climate solutions.
The Climate Hub is a marketing agency that specializes in climate tech & carbon markets. They bring a mix of climate science, policy knowledge, and B2B marketing fluency to the table to help market climate tech companies.
The Community Climate Hubs (CCH) program is was set up by The Climate Reality Project in Canada in 2017.
The Community Climate Hubs program focuses at the local level, where risks of a changing climate (floods, heat-waves, etc.) and rewards of reducing pollution (air quality, cost savings, etc.) are most tangible. We support citizen-led, grassroots organizing at the local level, in the form of Community Climate Hubs, pushing folks to raise the climate ambition in their municipalities across the country.
This site contains ideas you can adapt and use in your work to support climate leadership and action. All ideas are free to use under a Creative Commons 0 licence. They are ideas, nothing more. Feel free to adapt and adopt, and to suggest other ideas for a stronger climate movement.
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