A brand-new film festival and competition launched at the iconic Sundance Film Festival is inviting filmmakers to bring the Resilience Frontiers pathways of transformative change to the big screen.Resilience Frontiers (RF)—the foresight initiative under the UN’s Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) — has partnered with Perry World House (PWH) at the University of Pennsylvania to the launch the new film festival focused on short documentaries featuring stories of resilience. The Global Lens: Visions of Resilience competition will accept submissions five minutes in length or less via FilmFreeway. Using the storylines of the RF’s eight transformative pathways as a guide, films should offer a glimpse at an Earth-positive future.

Open to startups in central and eastern Europe (CEE) this €25 million fund offers up to €250k to early-stage startups. More than 30 startups will be supported annually through the AIP Seed 2.0 early-stage investment fund, which is targeting the most promising young companies from the CEE. Through its unique model the fund will evaluate and respond to startups within a week.

‘This four-year global competition invites innovators and teams from anywhere on the planet to create and demonstrate solutions that can pull carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere or oceans, and sequester it durably and sustainably. Funded by Elon Musk and the Musk Foundation, this $100M competition is the largest incentive prize in history.‎’

‘Have an innovation ready to supercharge?’ is the big question Regeneration.VC is asking innovators worldwide. And if your company is pioneering circular solutions that can tackle the climate emergency then you should seriously think about giving Leonardo Di Caprio, a strategic advisor to the fund, and the team at Regeneration.VC a call. The fund, which recently brought down the gavel on its first $45 million pot, aims to harness the epoch-making changes that can be triggered by people power to inspire a paradigm shift in the consumer industries, so its future is one defined by ‘circular and regenerative principles’.

The Good Fashion Fund finances the ‘implementation of highly impactful and disruptive production technologies in Asia’. It specifically targets ‘long-term USD debt investments in textile and apparel manufacturers in India, Vietnam and Bangladesh’.

The Rubio platform has more than €100 million in capital to invest in projects that fall into three thematic areas: Circular Solutions; People Power; Healthy Living. Take the test and explore opportunities to collaborate with Rubio Impact Ventures.