UK nonprofit advancing blockchain, AI and IoT for climate action
Blockchain & Climate Institute is a UK nonprofit convening policymakers, corporates and blockchain innovators around climate finance and carbon markets. Its stack is dominated by design, video and social tools (Adobe suite, Figma, Hootsuite, DaVinci Resolve) plus Moodle and 360Learning, pointing to a content- and training-led operation. Open CTO and Head of Standards Development roles, alongside legal-heavy hiring, signal a push to formalize governance, accreditation and technical leadership.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Technology Officer, Head of Standards Development, Assistant Director, Chief of Staff
Blockchain & Climate Institute, founded in 2016, is a not-for-profit headquartered in the United Kingdom with 51–200 employees. It operates as a combined think tank, advocacy body and industry network focused on applying distributed ledger technology to climate goals. Its focus areas include carbon markets, carbon offsets and registration, carbon pricing, biodiversity, impact investment and green finance. The organization works with government bodies, climate funds, development finance institutions, multinationals and technology entrepreneurs.
Its stack centers on Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign and Premiere Pro, Figma, Canva, WordPress, Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Trello, OneDrive, Moodle, 360Learning, Python and Tableau.
Yes, hiring is steady and UK-based, weighted toward legal, engineering, HR, executive and finance roles, including leadership positions such as Chief Technology Officer and Head of Standards Development.
Current initiatives include governance reporting capacity building, blockchain legal insights for climate action, international accreditation documentation, VAT compliance and training programs for its volunteer network.
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