About the Climate Change Exchange
By connecting research, policy and practice, we build cross-sectoral capacity to reduce the harm caused to our communities and ecosystems, and build more just and equitable futures for everyone.

A collective of people and organisations supporting transformative adaptation and working for climate justice.
First established in 2019 with seed funding and including partners from RMIT University, Department of Environment Land Water and Planning, Victorian local governments and Greenhouse Alliances and Lord Mayor’s Charity Foundation, the Climate Change Exchange grew from recognition of the need for a central hub where organisations, communities and universities could access and share current research and practice to progress climate change adaptation. After a brief hiatus, the Climate Change Exchange is now being reactivated thanks to funding from Equity Trustees. It is currently hosted by Regen Melbourne, with a core team of expert contributors and a growing group of research and practice collaborators who guide and implement the activities.
Bridging research, policy and practice
We do this by:
Identifying intersectional and cross-sectoral issues to help guide strategic policy and practice on climate action
Building community and organisational capacity through sharing resources to support just climate change adaptation in all its complexity
Encouraging approaches that respect and learn with First Nations knowledges and challenges continuing coloniality in adaptation thinking
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This is a cross-sectoral reference group helping to guide and support the work of the Climate Change Exchange.
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