Panel Recording Food system transformation: A blind spot for climate and biodiversity action? How can COP27 and COP15 accelerate the agenda for sustainable food systems and land use?
Roundtable Recording Brexit, net zero, and the invasion of Ukraine Exploring the relationship between post-Brexit energy and climate policy and politics in the context of the war in Ukraine.
Webinar Recording Climate finance and conflict dynamics on the road to COP27 Stakeholders discuss the role of conflict and conflict sensitivity in climate finance and action.
Panel Recording Global trade and the transition to an inclusive circular economy Experts discuss the role WTO Aid For Trade could play in supporting an inclusive circular economy transition
Panel Recording What does sustainable agriculture mean? Experts compare and contrast visions of ‘sustainable’ agriculture.
Panel Recording The Ukraine war and threats to food and energy security What are the potential impacts on food and energy markets emerging from the situation in Ukraine?
Panel Recording Feminist solutions to the climate crisis This International Women’s Day panel explores intersectional feminist approaches to solving the climate crisis.
Panel Recording Nuclear, gas and green finance taxonomies in the EU and UK Experts discuss EU, UK, and international perspectives on green taxonomy.
Webinar Recording A deep dive into loss and damage solutions This second event of our loss and damage series cuts through polarized debate by bringing together international experts to discuss innovative legal and financial approaches.
Panel Recording Loss and damage: Where are we now and what happens next? This event discusses the progress of the loss and damage agenda within climate negotiations.
Panel Recording Cities as climate leaders: Progress and ambition This panel discusses the progress cities have already made, whether progress at COP26 was enough, and what more needs to be done to scale action and ambition internationally.
Panel Recording Power relationships within food systems Examining why addressing the role of power relationships in entrenching an unsustainable and inequitable food system is key to achieving any meaningful change.