Climate change
Climate change
In this programme, we are seeking applications that help the UK to minimise climate change and adapt to its effects. You can find out more in this programme brief.
Applications are currently closed. We will re-open on 2 September 2025. You can sign up for application alerts at the bottom of this page.
Who should apply?
We are particularly interested in:
- Practical and policy solutions for decarbonising UK economies and society at every level.
- Applications that seek to encourage behavioural change on an individual or national scale, for example through innovative education, communication, participation or policy initiatives.
- Projects that seek a fair and equitable transition to a carbon-neutral future.
We recognise that our two environment-themed programmes – climate change and caring for our natural environment – are linked, and as such we welcome applications which straddle these two themes.
Examples of previous Fellowships
Fellows awarded in previous years have carried out projects in this field. You can explore their impact stories on Our Impact page.
This programme is supported by Eddie Goldfinch (CF 1970), who funds one Fellowship each year in this area.
Who should apply?
We are particularly interested in:
- Practical and policy solutions for decarbonising UK economies and society at every level.
- Applications that seek to encourage behavioural change on an individual or national scale, for example through innovative education, communication, participation or policy initiatives.
- Projects that seek a fair and equitable transition to a carbon-neutral future.
We recognise that our two environment-themed programmes – climate change and caring for our natural environment – are linked, and as such we welcome applications which straddle these two themes.
Examples of previous Fellowships
Fellows awarded in previous years have carried out projects in this field. You can explore their impact stories on Our Impact page.
This programme is supported by Eddie Goldfinch (CF 1970), who funds one Fellowship each year in this area.