Organization

Region: Latin America and the Caribbean

Joining Date: February 2025

Asociación La Ruta del Clima is a leading Latin American NGO hat promotes public participation in climate and environmental decision-making. It operates at a national and international level on climate change governance and on the promotion of climate justice.

Network

Region: Global, Asia

Joining Date: December 2024

Avoidable Deaths Network (ADN) is driven by the goal of reducing avoidable disaster deaths. As a diverse, inclusive, and innovative global-local network, ADN brings together over 900 experts, practitioners, and researchers. ADN’s mission aligns with the Santiago Network’s objectives by preventing disaster-related deaths, especially those exacerbated by climate change, through research, enhancing policymaking, fostering networks, and facilitating knowledge exchange.

Expert

Region: Asia

Joining Date: March 2026

Aziz Gharib is a WASH, Environment, and Climate Technical Expert with 20 years of professional experience including 14 years leading humanitarian programs in fragile, climate-vulnerable settings. His work focuses on reducing climate-related loss and damage by designing and overseeing resilient WASH infrastructure, integrating DRR/EWS, and strengthening local institutions. With multi-sectorial expertise in health, nutrition, CCCM, shelter, agriculture, and livelihoods, he delivers coordinated interventions that protect communities, restore essential services, and build long-term resilience. 

Organization

Region: Global

Joining Date: June 2025

Baastel is a leading global sustainable development consultancy firm supporting governments, development banks, international organizations, NGOs, and the private sector to tackle today’s most pressing challenges. From climate change adaptation and resilience to disaster risk management, ecosystem conservation, and inclusive economic growth, Baastel combines trusted technical excellence with global reach. With experts across four continents, we deliver innovative, sustainable, and impactful solutions worldwide

Organization

Region: Asia

Joining Date: May 2026

BCFHD is a Yemeni non-profit organization established in 1996 in Taiz. It works to improve the lives of vulnerable communities through programmes in food security, education, health, protection, shelter, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). The organization emphasizes humanitarian principles, transparency and community empowerment. It has implemented more than 40 projects, reaching over one million people across Yemen. Through its staff and volunteers, BCFHD contributes to both field and administrative activities, supporting sustainable development and immediate humanitarian assistance for communities in need.

Organization

Region: Global

Joining Date: June 2026

BioDiversity International Ltd is a UK-based private sector organisation providing technical and management assistance on sustainability, nature recovery and poverty elimination. Its work focuses on nature-based solutions, climate finance, natural resource management, sustainable procurement, monitoring, evaluation, research and learning, and institutional capacity building. With experience across Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Oceania, BioDiversity International Ltd supports countries and partners to design, manage and evaluate practical solutions that strengthen resilience, mobilize finance and address climate-related loss and damage in vulnerable contexts.

Organization

Region: Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean

Joining Date: February 2026

Bioversity International works to sustainably transform food systems through the conservation and use of agricultural biodiversity to improve livelihoods, strengthen climate resilience, and protect ecosystems. They provide technical expertise on climate-resilient agriculture, ecosystem-based and nature-based solutions that help address loss and damage from climate change. Through research, policy engagement, and implementation, Bioversity strengthens national and local capacities, particularly for vulnerable communities.

Network

Region: Global

Joining Date: April 2025

C40 is a global network of nearly 100 mayors of the world’s leading cities that are committed to using an inclusive, science-based and collaborative approach to rapidly end dependence on fossil fuels, increase climate resilience and ensure a transition to a green, just world that is fair and inclusive and addresses the injustices of climate breakdown. C40 works with its mayors to enact science-based climate action plans and build city-level public support while promoting the collective voice of mayors nationally, regionally and globally to influence other cities and stakeholders.  

Organization

Region: Global

Joining Date: April 2026

C4 EcoSolutions is a South African company with expertise in climate risk, ecosystem degradation, rural livelihoods, and loss and damage in vulnerable countries. They work across drylands, forests, savannas, water-stressed catchments and coastal systems facing climate impacts. C4 translates climate and ecosystem risk into fundable interventions, including EbA, restoration and carbon projects, and GCF, GEF and AF proposals, helping countries prioritise needs, develop bankable programmes and mobilise climate finance. 

Organization

Region: Latin America and the Caribbean

Joining Date: November 2025

CAF — the development bank of Latin America and the Caribbean — accelerates sustainable, inclusive growth by mobilizing finance, knowledge, and technical assistance for public and private sectors. Its mission is to improve quality of life through sustainable development, regional integration, and climate resilience. As a member of the Santiago network, CAF brings a strong track record in technical assistance, resource mobilization, and partnerships to help vulnerable countries avert, minimize, and address loss and damage, advancing comprehensive risk management and nature-based solutions.

Organization

Region: Latin America and the Caribbean

Joining Date: December 2025

The Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre coordinates the Caribbean region’s response to climate change, working on effective solutions and projects to combat the environmental impacts of climate change and global warming. It provides climate change-related policy advice and guidelines to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Member States through the CARICOM Secretariat and to the UK Caribbean Overseas Territories and is archive and clearing house for regional climate change data and documentation.

Expert

Region: Oceania, Latin America and the Caribbean

Joining Date: April 2026

Chevening Scholar & Senior Climate–Development Specialist with 10+ years in Development Economics, focusing on Small and Vulnerable Economies, especially SIDS. Experienced in climate finance, disaster risk reduction, resilience, and sustainable development. Collaborated with governments, UN agencies, IDB, CDB, World Bank, UK FCDO, UWI, CDEMA, and CCCCC. Repeat IPCC Expert Reviewer (AR6 & AR7). Available for advisory, technical assistance, and research to support loss & damage, climate resilience, and sustainable development initiatives.