CEGN Thoughtleader Series This series includes brief analytical articles by five of Canada's leading thinkers on their views of the issues, needs and gaps in funding within Canada's environmental sector. The purpose of CEGN's Thoughtleader Series is to inform and stimulate strategic thinking, discussion and debate among environmental grantmakers and others, and to enhance their individual and collective focus on high priority and high impact grantmaking. The five articles in the series were launched one-by-one over a twelve-month period, beginning in October 2006. Articles: Winning The Race Against Time: How to make environmental grantmaking work better right now by Mark Sarner (November 2007) Future Directions for Funding: Environmental Challenges and the Need for Integrated Problem Solving by Frances Westley (July 2007) Bridging Gaps: Building Diversity, Resilience and Connectivity by Ann Dale (February 2007) Coping With Reality: Key Issues Facing Canada's Environmental Sector in 2006 by Michael Robinson (November 2006) New Strategies to Confront Climate Change by Andrew Heintzman (October 2006) CEGN would like to acknowledge and thank the funders of the Thoughtleader Series - the Ontario Trillium Foundation and the George Cedric Metcalf Charitable Foundation - for their generous support. about CEGN | membership | CEGN events | for grantseekers | about environmental grantmaking | members' services home | sitemap | contact us