The poorest and most vulnerable people in society are bearing the biggest burden of climate change, but they are the people least likely to have contributed to the human causes of climate change and are less likely to be able to adapt to its impacts.

We take a global lead in the delivery of action research which will improve policy, development and critical insights into climate justice. Our aim is to deliver pragmatic and lasting solutions which improve the wellbeing of society, enhance people’s rights and promote a climate-just world. 

The Centre for Climate Justice is committed to quality education and research that addresses the overarching objective of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals of ‘leaving no one behind’. The work of the Centre aligns with the seventeen SDGs through our research, education, and knowledge exchange activities within developing and developed regions.