Past events

This discussion will explore how Australia can help translate the Global Commission on the Economics of Water agenda into practical regional action, strengthening water security and climate resilience across the Indo‑Pacific.

International Day of Zero Waste 2026 is centered around food and created a circular future based on what we eat and what we waste.

The International Desertif'actions 2026 Summit will bring together 350 international representatives of civil society, researchers, NGOs, private and public institutions and local authorities.

This webinar shares the experience of formulating pathways together with farmers in high, medium and low saline areas in coastal Bangladesh.

The 64th session of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) will be the sixth meeting of the seventh assessment cycle, gathering delegates from relevant ministries, agencies and research institutions.

UN-Water meetings gather UN-Water Members and Partners to coordinate the UN’s approach to water and sanitation issues.

The 2026 International Water Association International Water Safety Conference and Exhibition will aim to foster dialogue and collaboration committed to delivering safe and sustainable drinking water.

The United Nation's World Water Day celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2.1 billion people living without access to safe water.

The Jeju Water World Forum is an international forum specializing in groundwater, aimed at promoting the importance and excellence of Jeju water and further raising its awareness.

The Cambridge Festival is an annual celebration of the arts, sciences, and ideas that shape our world.

The 2026 South African International Water Week brings together the nation’s top minds, movers-and-doers across sectors to confront South Africa’s water security challenges – and convert them into investment opportunities.

The Asia and the Pacific Food Systems Transformation Forum 2026 will address the urgent need to transform agri-food systems amid escalating climate risks, water stress, [...]

The Global Conference on Women in Agri-Food Systems (GCWAS-2026) centers equal representation in leadership and participation within every aspect of agricultural development from research to farming.

International Women's Day (IWD) shines a light on work that champions gender equality, fostering diverse perspectives, enhancing innovation and ensuring fair opportunities for everyone to thrive.

Global Conservation Tech & Drone Forum 2026 connects conservation and innovation, bringing together frontline rangers, Indigenous and community leaders, tech innovators, data scientists and policymakers for action‑oriented collaboration.

The Asia-Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development (APFSD) is an annual, inclusive intergovernmental forum to support follow-up and review of progress on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at the regional level.

This workshop will focus on innovative and context-specific approaches to enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of extension services.

RWC 2026 will provide a platform to engage in meaningful discussions, exchange knowledge and propose innovative solutions to address global water challenges.

This webinar examines how governance and financing barriers constrain cross-sectoral collaboration and policy coherence across water, energy and food systems.

This is one of the biggest AI summits in the global South and marks a defining point - transitioning from dialogue to demonstrable impact.

This WE4F webinar shares lessons from the 5‑year Challenge Fund on scaling climate innovations and building frameworks that strengthen peer learning.

The International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2026 will celebrate women’s leadership in science as a new era for sustainability.

TREESCAPES is the first Asian agroforestry and trees outside forests (AFTOF) congress.

This webinar will explore current models, best practices for small and medium enterprises and recommendations for others looking to develop or improve existing end user programs and support. 

The 8th meeting of the Hydrological Coordination Panel will focus on advancement of the Plan of Action for Hydrology and other cross-cutting hydrological issues.

World Wetlands Day 2026 explores the deep-rooted connections between wetlands and cultural practices, traditions and knowledge systems of communities across the world.

The ECRISA aims to bring together researchers, professionals and innovators to explore how cutting-edge appropriate technologies can foster a sustainable socioeconomic development of Sri Lanka and beyond.

This WE4F webinar shares lessons from the 5‑year Challenge Fund on scaling climate innovations and integrating gender for more inclusive results.

The 2nd International Day for Water Justice places Indigenous elders' voices and community-led perspectives at the center of global water justice dialogues, promoting collaboration among communities, researchers and decision-makers.

The 2026 UN Water Conference high-level preparatory meeting is a two-day meeting to promote the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 (clean water and sanitation) and to agree on preparation for the conference to accelerate the implementation of SDG 6.

In this seminar, we highlight recent work on optimization of regional biogas network designs that aggregate livestock manure for energy production.

The meeting of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Water Governance Initiative will share experiences and good practices in support of better governance in the water sector.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2026 will consider key global and regional challenges, including stimulating growth to improve living standards, responding to geopolitical shocks, and stewarding a just, inclusive energy transition.

The GFFA brings together experts, politicians and interest groups to develop solutions for future food security.

American Geophysical Union 2025 will host the largest gathering of Earth and space scientists on the theme, “Where Science Connects Us.” Scientists, educators, policymakers, journalists and communicators will attend to better understand our planet and environment, opening greater awareness to address climate change and greater collaborations to lead to solutions.

This year's theme is "Water, sanitation, and innovation – pathways to progress and a resilient future".

Farmers’ Day is Ghana’s flagship national celebration recognizing farmers and fisherfolk for their vital role in food security and economic growth.

This online discussion will unpack what happened at COP30, what was at stake for climate negotiations and how water resilience factored into the agenda. 

Delivering for Nutrition in South Asia (D4N) is an annual conference dedicated to showcasing evidence-based strategies for improving nutrition across South Asia.

The overarching theme of the World Water Congress focuses on addressing the dynamic interconnections linking water, natural ecosystems, energy, agriculture and other human activities during a time of global challenges such as climate change, humanitarian and environmental crises.

This consultation workshop will gather researchers, innovators, policymakers and investors to co-design a roadmap for scaling circular solutions that enhance agricultural productivity and resource efficiency. 

This webinar explores how countries across Asia are integrating Early Warning Systems into their national disaster risk management and climate adaptation strategies, in alignment with the Sendai Framework, the Paris Agreement, and SDG targets.

This year, the 16 days of activism focus on ending digital violence against all women and girls.

The theme of this event is  "Re-envisioning Agronomy for Smart Agri-food systems and Environmental Stewardship" and it will bring together agronomists, scientists, policymakers, and innovators to discuss and address emerging challenges in the field of agriculture.

Science Forum South Africa is a large, public open platform for debating the science and society interface.

The International water waste Infrastructure is a leading international platform and trade fair for environmental technologies and sustainable solutions.

The Group of Twenty is an international forum of both developing and developed countries which seeks to find solutions to global economic and financial issues.

This webinar explores how early warning systems can unlock timely financial responses to climate and disaster risks.

Safe toilets for all by 2030’ is one of the targets of Sustainable Development Goal 6 – but 3.5 billion people still live without safely managed sanitation, including 419 million who practice open defecation. World Toilet Day calls for faster action to improve and protect people’s access to sanitation, which is critical to building a fairer, more peaceful world.

This webinar explores innovative approaches and practical examples of Nexus implementation in transboundary and water-scarce contexts.