February 19, 2025

forRefugees Website Certified Climate Positive in 2025

by forRefugees

Text reading "Certificate: Climate Positive Website 2025" over an aerial view of a forest and winding road. | Support refugees across Europe in Greece, France, the UK and the Balkans

At forRefugees supporting people is at the heart of everything we do, but we also believe in protecting the planet! So we’re thrilled to receive our 2025 Climate Positive Certificate from our website providers Circular Design!

This certification confirms that our website is hosted on 100% renewable energy-powered UK servers ensuring that every visit to our site has zero environmental impact. And, thanks to Circular Design’s partnership with the FairClimateFund, our web traffic is actually climate positive!

✅ Our website is powered entirely by eco-friendly energy.
✅ Every visit is carbon-offset (twice over)!
✅ We’re part of a sustainable future - aligned with our commitment to supporting refugees and protecting our planet.

A huge thank you to Circular Design for their commitment to sustainability, employment opportunities for displaced people, and reinvestment into climate action and human rights initiatives.

The "2025 Climate Positive Website" certificate celebrates achieving climate-positive status through green energy hosting and offsetting efforts. Adorned with signatures and logos, this accolade highlights a commitment to a sustainable future. | Support refugees across Europe in Greece, France, the UK and the Balkans
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