The Geneva Interfaith Forum on Climate Change, Environment and Human Rights is an informal group of faith-based NGOs that gathered in September 2011 to reaffirm the responsibility of each faith and spiritual tradition to care for the environment and to play a role in addressing climate change and its impact on the human rights of the world’s population. This is its call for action.

Churches around the world are calling for a renewed commitment towards the environment and ecosystems, and action on climate change.

Climate change in Asia is falling hardest on poor and indigenous communities and Christian communicators are making "climate justice" a key priority.

A World Council of Churches delegation says its aim is to promote 'spiritual values' at the crucial 2010 climate talks in Cancun, Mexico.