Past events

Fatih Birol assesses how Middle East tensions are reshaping global energy markets and economic stability.

In an era of global shocks, this conference examines how governments, businesses and communities can ensure water is protected, shared equitably, and managed sustainably in the production and consumption of traded goods.

This event explores the ways in which climate diplomacy is evolving amid geopolitical turbulence, and considers how it might be more effectively bridged with climate action on the ground.

In this event, expert panellists discuss climate derailment risks, and how these risks can be tackled.

What new approaches to networks, collaboration and governance can most effectively accelerate the next decade of climate and nature action?

What are the prospects in negotiating a global plastics treaty amid a divided world? Experts and government negotiators discuss.

Exploring the opportunities and challenges of using solidarity levies to raise climate funds.

An interactive session to explore potential of regenerative design in the built environment across policy, business and society.

How can African nations secure financing and ensure stakeholder engagement in its scale up of renewables deployment?

Join us and ask Chatham House experts Bernice Lee and Chris Aylett on their reflections from COP29. Submit your questions in advance.

The lead US negotiator for the Paris Agreement discusses why the landmark agreement still matters and international climate cooperation is possible in today’s fractured geopolitical environment.

This policy roundtable focusses on how to advance implementation of a global approach and collaboration to an inclusive circular economy for an updated post-2030 SDG framework.