The Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Alliance (RHRN), in partnership with United Nations Human Rights, presents RHRN Tech - an initiative showcasing technology's role in addressing climate change and the human rights crises it fuels. RHRN Tech unites leaders and innovators to accelerate solutions that mitigate global warming and foster sustainable progress.


By curating scalable technologies, RHRN Tech amplifies the efforts of developers and organizations driving real impact. It highlights transformative innovations that protect both the planet and its people.


Key initiatives under Right Here, Right Now Tech include Call for Code—the largest developer mobilization in history—the Climate Tech Impact Awards, celebrating companies that harness technology to combat climate change, and Cause Flash, a global, celebrity-driven social platform that amplifies the voices of tech innovators.



By cutting through the digital noise, Cause Flash ensures transformative ideas are seen, shared, and scaled—so solutions with the power to change our planet don’t go unnoticed.


Together, these initiatives fuel innovation, spotlight breakthrough technologies, and galvanize a worldwide movement of creators committed to confronting the climate crisis and advancing human rights.

CALL FOR CODE


Call for Code exists to ignite the imagination and ingenuity of the 24 million developers worldwide, empowering them to craft innovative, scalable solutions that confront the most urgent environmental, humanitarian, and social challenges of our time. By drawing on the vast reservoir of talent within the global coding community, Call for Code accelerates the development of technologies that not only address immediate crises but foster enduring resilience in vulnerable communities.


In 2018, French President Emmanuel Macron lent his support to the initiative at the VivaTech Conference in Paris, where IBM announced an initial $30 million investment in the Call for Code Global Initiative. One year later, IBM expanded its commitment to $55 million, further fueling the effort to develop and deploy transformative solutions.


Now in its eighth year, Call for Code stands as the most extensive developer engagement in history, with millions of technological contributions and over 40,000 applications created to date. More than a competition, it is a testament to the power of collaboration and technology to shape a more sustainable and equitable future.

CLIMATE TECH IMPACT AWARDS


Business has the power to reach the masses; technology, the power to drive change at scale. Fused together - and guided by climate justice - they become an unstoppable force to uplift the most marginalized and deliver impact where it's needed most.


The Right Here, Right Now Climate Tech Impact Awards recognize companies - both emerging and established that are harnessing technology to confront the climate crisis while advancing human rights, equity, and economic sustainability.


Part of the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Alliance -  the world’s largest climate justice initiative, powered by United Nations Human Rights and the University of Oxford, these awards shine an international spotlight on the top transformative companies each year.


From breakthrough startups to global leaders, honorees are selected for technologies that are not only scalable and market-ready, but rooted in justice and built to uplift the most vulnerable.

CAUSE FLASH

SOCIAL REACH OF THE LAST 5 CAUSE FLASHES TOPPED 1.9 BILLION

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Climate Tech for Humanity is a member of the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Alliance, engineered as the largest public/private partnership to fight global warming.  It reframes climate change as the human rights crisis it is, since women, people of color, the poor, and marginalized will continue to suffer most as the climate catastrophe escalates. 

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2021 CAUSE FLASH

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TOPPED 650 MILLION

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