Past events

Ahead of Biden’s Earth Day Summit, panellists discuss a range of climate issues, from city-level climate management to the international security implications of climate deals.

For close to two years, Chatham House has been researching changes in strategic perceptions of the Indo-Pacific from the points of view of seven countries: the United States, United Kingdom, France, India, the Kingdom of Tonga, Japan and China.

In partnership with the COP26 presidency, policymakers and experts examine the interrelationship between gender equality and climate action, and highlight innovative examples of policy and practice from around the world.

Exploring how COVID-19 changed the prospects of the 30 member countries of the New Producers Group, and reflecting on how they can adapt to the ‘new normal’.

In partnership with the Global Sand Observatory Initiative, this event outlines the sand challenge, what actions are currently underway to address it, and what else needs to be done.

 This event explores lessons and opportunities from conflict-affected states.

Speakers explore the dynamics that will likely affect fossil fuel demand, energy investments and markets in the year ahead.

How can food system transformation be woven into high level biodiversity, nutrition and climate forums in 2021?

Panellists discuss how Joe Biden’s victory will impact international efforts to tackle climate change. Will climate finally become a common area for global cooperation?

This webinar examines whether the climate crisis will play a significant role in the upcoming American presidential elections.

How an inclusive circular economy in Latin America could support resilience in the region in a post-COVID-19 world.

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