Temasek Trust's Co-Axis bags $1.25m to scale climate and health solutions

The capital was co-funded by RF and C3H.

Co-Axis has secured $1.25m in catalytic capital from the Richardson Family (RF) and Catalytic Capital for Climate and Health (C3H) to support and scale solutions in climate, health, and their intersection.

RF has committed $250,000 over two years whilst C3H will inject $1m to co-fund impact opportunities curated by Co-Axis.

RF will leverage the due diligence conducted by C3H and align with its investment terms and post-investment reporting framework.

"By connecting values-driven capital with curated impact opportunities, Co-Axis is creating new pathways across the capital spectrum to accelerate and scale collective impact. Momentum is building – we invite impact innovators to join us, and like-minded funders to explore and support the many high-impact solutions available on Co-Axis,” Joycelyn Ong, head of Co-Axis said.

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