Geneva, 15 April 2025 – The Trafigura Foundation today published its 2024 annual report. Building on the strategic shift introduced in 2023, the Foundation sharpened its focus in 2024 on scalable, ecosystem-based climate solutions. With increased support from its sole funder, the Trafigura Group, it invested in a growing portfolio of high-impact partnerships – from global organisations like The Nature Conservancy and Plan Vivo to grassroots innovators such as Planet Indonesia and Clim-Eat.
“2024 was a year of compounding climate challenges, but also one of action and alignment for the Foundation“, said Andrew Vickerman, Chairman: “The Foundation’s strong and highly capable partners have been delivering real, lasting impact – whether by building disaster resilience, supporting carbon markets that bring benefits for both people and nature, or restoring coral reefs.”
Key highlights of the report include:
- USD 15 million in funding disbursed – a 50% increase from 2023
- 22 non-profit partners and 41 climate initiatives supported across 31 countries in Africa, Latin America and Asia
- 60,000 people reached with resilience-building solutions
- USD 10 million mobilised through catalytic funding
- Ranked in the top 10% of global funders for impact and responsiveness (according to Grantee Perception Survey, Center for Effective Philanthropy)
- USD 1.4 million distributed through 45 employee-led charitable initiatives worldwide
- The report also outlines the Foundation’s investments in its own capabilities, including expertise in blended finance and impact investing.
The full report is now available in an interactive online format here
This report captures more than numbers. It reflects our commitment to co-creating solutions alongside communities, scientists, businesses and governments. While the Trafigura Group works to reduce emissions and decarbonise supply chains, the Foundation is building resilience – enabling people to adapt and thrive in the face of climate change.
