Klarna x milkywire

AI for Climate Resilience Program

empowering communities on the frontlines of climate change

Turning data into climate impact

The AI for Climate Resilience Program is a global initiative by Klarna to accelerate the use of AI in tackling the local effects of climate change. It identifies and supports innovators developing practical AI solutions for communities most exposed to climate risks, turning pilot ideas into scalable tools for adaptation and resilience.

The program helps communities in lower-middle-income countries (LMICs) use artificial intelligence to strengthen their ability to face climate challenges through resilience and adaptation. Through funding and mentorship, the program supports local teams in creating practical AI tools that address real needs — helping people prepare for, adapt to, and recover from climate-related shocks.

The AI for Climate Resilience Program focuses on system-wide change by supporting projects that build trust, collaboration, and sustainable behaviour across civil society. Beyond grants, participants receive tailored guidance on how to apply AI responsibly for public benefit, strengthen organisational capacity, and scale their solutions for long-term impact.

The program at a glance

The AI for Climate Resilience Program was created by Klarna and Milkywire to harness the power of AI for communities on the frontlines of climate change. Launched in 2026 with its first cohort of projects, it supports innovators developing practical AI solutions to strengthen climate resilience where it's needed most.

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Explore the projects

Real impact happens when ideas meet action. These projects harness the power of AI for climate resilience and adaptation, turning innovation into practical solutions that help communities prepare for and respond to a changing climate. From building disaster resilience and protecting biodiversity to securing vital resources like water and food, they empower those on the frontlines to adapt and thrive.

india

SEEDS

india

Acres of Ice

Nigeria

Geotek Water Solutions Ltd

India

SEWA, IFPRI & GV

Indonesia

Sakawarga Foundation

Brazil

GainForest

"At Klarna, we believe the true potential of AI lies in its ability to drive real-world change. Through AI for Climate Resilience, we’re using technology to empower communities to turn data into action — building resilience, protecting livelihoods, and accelerating adaptation where it’s needed most."

David Sandström, Chief Marketing Officer at Klarna

Selecting the most promising projects

We sought pioneering solutions that empower communities with technology to lead the acceleration of system-level climate resilience.

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What we look for

2026 Call for Proposals – AI for Climate Resilience Program

Call for proposals

Klarna's AI for Climate Resilience Program is now accepting proposals for its second funding round. Grants of up to $300,000 are available for organizations using AI to strengthen climate resilience in vulnerable communities. The application deadline is April 30, 2026. The program is managed by Milkywire on behalf of Klarna.

2026 Call for Proposals – AI for Climate Resilience Program

Call for proposals

Klarna's AI for Climate Resilience Program is now accepting proposals for its second funding round. Grants of up to $300,000 are available for organizations using AI to strengthen climate resilience in vulnerable communities. The application deadline is April 30, 2026. The program is managed by Milkywire on behalf of Klarna.

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© Milkywire AB, 2026. All rights reserved. Mailbox 3306, 112 73 Stockholm, Sweden. All donations are handled by WRLD Foundation Sweden (registered with org ID No "802526 - 9328") and WRLD Foundation US (registered 501(c)(3) charity).