Join this webinar focussing on nature-based solutions for climate resilient cities!

Rich Wilson, CEO of the democratic innovation centre Iswe, presents the newly launched UN Global Citizens’ Assembly and what it could mean for global governance.

MACC Hub Webinars: The first episode of MACC Hub’s monthly webinar series will focus on the Climate Change Committee’s current evidence call and how you can contribute.

The 7th biennial European Climate Change Adaptation Conference (ECCA2025) will be held from June 16-18, 2025, in Rimini, Italy to to share adaptation implementation experiences, cutting-edge research, and to foster collaboration.

June 25–27, 2025 Join the Transformations Community in York to explore how to organise more effectively to support transformational and systemic change.

The Exeter Climate Conference will cover the latest research on the impacts of climate change and the ways humanity can avoid and adapt to worsening impacts in the future.

On May 21, IISD will host a webinar in collaboration with WCS and WWF to unpack what protected areas are, the benefits they offer for both people and nature, and why they are a vital part of climate adaptation.

Seminar with Klaus Eisenack, professor of resource economics at Humboldt University in Berlin

The IPU and A@A programme are supporting parliaments in addressing the impacts of climate change in mountains and building the resilience of mountain ecosystems and mountain populations.

The launch of the “MACC Hub” outlined key adaptation issues for the UK and put forward ways to engage with the project and its research agenda

Event: 04/02/2025 – 10:00 (UTC +01:00) – 12:00 (UTC +01:00) The Maximising UK Adaptation to Climate Change (MACC) program is a new, landmark initiative aimed at addressing the urgent need for transformative climate adaptation across the UK.

This event is part of a series addressing key issues related to climate adaptation and public participation. This event focuses on a dialogue engaging local communities with heatwave preparedness and response.