An in-person panel discussion on the clean energy transition in rural America, exploring policy, deployment, and economic impacts. Hosted in Manhattan with registration via Eventbrite.
A Climate Week networking evening focused on 'Buildings as Grid Assets' scheduled for Tuesday, September 22 at 5:30 PM local time. The newsletter links to the event page for more information and registration.
A high-level program on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly during Climate Week NYC, featuring conversations on climate security, the energy transition, and energy and climate policy shifts and priorities of policymakers globally.
A hybrid panel hosted by the CSIS Japan Chair and the Japan Economic Foundation to discuss economic and energy security, supply chain resilience, and US-Japan leadership. Featured panels include experts on alliances, friend-shoring, and energy security with opening remarks from CSIS and JEF leadership. Recording will be posted on the event page.
Closed-door, in-person discussion hosted by CSIS Global Food and Water Security Program on the impacts of the Strait of Hormuz closure, Black Sea violence, and El Niño on global food security. Brings together UN agency leaders, agribusiness, and technology implementers to identify practical solutions. Registration of interest available but space is limited and formal invitations will follow.
An event titled 'Women in Waste: Turning Trash into Opportunity' focused on opportunities in waste management and circular solutions. Starts at 5:30 PM local time; registration via BE-Exchange.
IFPRI at the Micronutrient Forum's 7th Global Conference focused on nutrition at the frontiers of a changing environment.
A Belfer Center Energy Policy Seminar examining how voluntary corporate greenhouse gas reduction commitments interact with public policies. Presentations from researchers on the Salata Institute Corporate Climate Targets Project, followed by Q&A. Hybrid event with in-person seating (Harvard ID required) and Zoom access.
A two-day hybrid event examining how transport services, digital trade and green corridors can modernise freight corridors, accelerate clean mobility, and support jobs and regional value chains across Africa. Hosted by ODI Global with policymakers, researchers and industry.
A webinar co-organized by IFPRI and the CGIAR Multifunctional Landscapes Science Program discussing policy visibility of food system costs and multifunctional landscapes.
Seminar exploring how climate change affects (im)mobility and legal protection, and how climate mobility intersects with war, poverty and political tensions.
A multi-week Clingendael Academy course on climate diplomacy and international climate engagement, covering policy and engagement strategies.
Geneva Security Debate (in partnership with Körber-Stiftung) presenting findings from the 2026 Körber Policy Game and discussing risks in the High North including sanctions evasion, environmental shocks and strategic infrastructure vulnerability. Hybrid format with expert panel discussion.
The 30th WIDER Annual Lecture by Edward Miguel will examine how climate change, slower growth, and armed conflict interact in Africa and what policies could break the climate–conflict–poverty cycle. The event includes remarks from a discussant, an extended audience Q&A, and a reception for in-person attendees. It will be livestreamed for remote participants.
Seminar examining how China, Japan and South Korea influence green transitions, focusing on interactions between international and local political economies and their effect on the pace and direction of green transformation.
The Yale Clean Energy Conference is scheduled for November 5–6, 2026 in New Haven, CT. The newsletter lists the multi-day conference and links to the Yale event site for details and registration.
Rana Foroohar and Leslie Vinjamuri discuss how a rapidly changing Arctic is creating a new frontier for global competition and American power.
The 22nd International Anti-Corruption Conference will gather global leaders, civil society, and experts to address challenges in combating corruption and defending integrity. The theme, 'Igniting the Power of Integrity,' is aimed at uniting those fighting for good governance and democratic values worldwide. The event will span four days with participants from over 140 countries. Stay tuned for further details on registration and program.
GCSP course on environment and security taking place 3–15 December 2026. The email lists dates without specifying daily start/end times.
Multi‑day GCSP conference addressing the links between environment and international security, running 03–15 Dec 2026.
GCSP course on the intersection of environment and security running 3–15 December 2026.
GCSP course on the links between environmental issues and security, listed 03–15 December 2026.
A course examining links between environmental issues and security, and approaches to policy and practice.
GCSP programme linking environmental issues and security, running 3–15 December 2026. Examines climate-related security challenges and policy responses.
Virtual course on links between environmental change and global security, assessing environmental risks and cooperation for conflict prevention and resilience.
GCSP course on Environment and Security running 3–15 December 2026. Dates given in the email; no further scheduling details provided.
The annual Columbia Global Energy Summit, hosted by the Center on Global Energy Policy, will take place on April 7, 2027 in New York City with a livestream available. The full-day summit brings together energy and climate policy experts to discuss geopolitics of energy security, market dynamics, AI energy demands, financing the transition, and related issues.
The annual Columbia Global Energy Summit will be held on Columbia University's campus with high-level discussions on energy and climate policy. The event will be livestreamed and virtually accessible; in-person attendance is by invitation with applications for Columbia affiliates.