Allies & Partners
At the Global Forest Coalition (GFC), collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. We believe that lasting change for forests, climate, and communities is only possible when movements and organisations join forces. That’s why we work closely with allies, networks, and campaigns around the world that share our commitment to environmental and social justice.
In addition to these key partnerships, GFC collaborates with hundreds of member organisations, grassroots groups, Indigenous Peoples’ organisations, women’s rights networks, and environmental justice movements across all regions of the world.
Together, we amplify voices, strengthen movements, and push for policies that protect forests, defend rights, and advance climate justice.
Climate Land Ambition & Rights Alliance
Land rights, climate change, and ecosystem health are all key sustainability challenges for the 21st century. The Climate Land Ambition and Rights Alliance (CLARA) was founded in 2015 by NGOs and researchers to address these challenges in an integrated way.
HOME Alliance
The Hands Off Mother Earth (HOME) Alliance is an inclusive alliance of civil society groups, Indigenous Peoples’ Organizations (IPOs), human rights, grassroots, climate justice and feminist groups and advocates that oppose and work to reject all forms of geoengineering – the large-scale technological manipulation of the Earth’s systems and climate – as a false solution and a dangerous distraction to the climate and biodiversity crises.
Demand Climate Justice
Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice (DCJ) is a network of over 200 climate justice groups and organisations working at international, regional and local level on climate justice and related realities.
Stop Financing Factory Farming Coalition
The Bank Information Center, Friends of the Earth U.S., Global Forest Coalition, International Accountability Project, Sinergia Animal, and World Animal Projection—and a growing coalition of over 25 members. We work with local partners and affected communities to document and redress the harmful impacts of industrial livestock and feedstock production.