Conference events

Brazil Climate Investment Week (BCIW) is a high-level initiative co-created by Converge Capital and Capital for Climate to accelerate investment in climate and nature-based solutions in Brazil. Now in its second edition, BCIW 2025 will bring together leading investors, financial institutions, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and corporate leaders to help close the ambition-to-investment gap on the road to COP30.

Dates: June 5–7, 2025
Location: São Paulo, Brazil
Expected Attendees: 600+ leaders from finance, business, government, and philanthropy

Agenda at a Glance

Day 1 – June 5: Converge Capital Conference 2025 (CCC2025)
Hosted by Converge Capital (Marina Cançado)
Strategic sessions on Brazil’s climate solutions and the nature-positive transition, featuring 400+ family offices, fund managers, policymakers, and innovators.

Day 2 – June 6: Nature-based Solutions Investment Summit
Hosted by Capital for Climate (investors only)
The third Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) Investment Summit by Capital for Climate and the Brazil NbS Investment Collaborative will provide the strategic context for investors focused on NbS in Brazil and feature 35+ curated NbS investment opportunities across leading funds, project developers, and enterprises in agroforestry, the forest bioeconomy, regenerative agriculture, ecosystem restoration, sustainable livestock, nature tech, and more.

Day 3 – June 7: Field Visit to NbS Projects
Immersive site visits to leading projects across Brazilian biomes, showcasing real-world impact and investment readiness.

As part of our partnership with Brazil Climate Investment Week, we are pleased to offer a 20% discount on participation in the event for the first 10 registerees using the code N4C_INVITEES. Note that this code can be applied either to the package of both June 5th and 6th events or only to the day you will be able to attend.

Concave is a Climate & Impact Investing Summit on a Mission to Build a Net Positive Future. We communicate climate differently – curating opportunities for cross collaborations across our audience of innovators, enablers, ecosystems & funders.

​Join us this London Climate Action Week in an interactive forum – a discourse designed to regenerate bioeconomies & the urban environment.

​Concave’s Content Track Pillars

​Biodiversity & Nature | Gender Lens Climate Investing | Regenerative Leadership | Decarbonisation | A Just Transition | Climate Risk & Resilience | Climate Adaptation

We are designing a ​nature-based + built environment showcase to support climate-tech solutions, project owners / developers and retail brands across:

​🌿 Land, Farm, Forests
​🌊 Water, Ocean, Rivers
​🏗️ Cities & Built Environment
​🗻 Snow & Peaks
​🏄🏽‍♂️ People & Societies

On 24 June, join leading industry pioneers and key decision-makers as they tackle the biggest challenges and opportunities in sustainable supply chains.

This one-day, high-impact event is where bold ideas meet real-world action. With climate targets tightening and ethical demands rising, businesses must rethink resilience, equity, and profitability.

This conference is your catalyst for change, offering cutting-edge insights from visionary speakers who are driving sustainability at the heart of business strategy. Explore an agenda packed with actionable solutions, expert insights, and powerful networking—all designed to equip you with the tools to build a stronger, more responsible, and future-ready supply chain.

Reset Connect London bridges the gap between sustainability and energy professionals, large corporations, government leaders, policymakers, tech providers, investors, innovators, purpose-led brands and entrepreneurs.

By attending you’ll be able to collaborate with your peers, share learnings, action solutions, raise investment, manage funds and generate leads. Take the next step towards finding sustainable, low-carbon solutions and exploring funding opportunities for your organisation.

Reset Connect London 2025 will feature five main stages. Each will host captivating keynotes, engaging fireside chats and insightful panel discussions, you will

The Cities & Nature Stage

As urban populations grow and climate impacts intensify, cities are under pressure to become more resilient, liveable and aligned with nature. At the Cities & Nature Stage, you will explore how urban environments can be transformed through climate-smart planning, nature-based solutions and inclusive policy frameworks that benefit people and the planet.

Join stakeholders from central and local governments, the private sector and environmental organisations as they showcase the strategies and innovations driving sustainable urban development. From restoring biodiversity to adapting to blue economy and sustainable live sports and events, the sessions will spotlight scalable, cross-sector solutions that will enable you to contribute towards a more sustainable future.

Topics on this stage will include: 

• Designing climate-resilient cities: rethinking urban planning to adapt to climate change

• Restoring nature in urban spaces: integrating biodiversity and nature-based solutions into development

• Rethinking infrastructure and mobility: building sustainable transport and smart city systems for the future

• Driving inclusive transformation: aligning policy, community engagement and cross-sector collaboration

Rio Climate Action Week (RCAW) is an independent initiative, in partnership with the Mayor of Rio de Janeiro and London Climate Action Week. It is the latest edition of a series of city-based climate action weeks – which include Auckland, Baku, Bangkok, Dublin, Prague, Shanghai and Sydney – inspired by the unique model pioneered by London Climate Action Week from 2019 onwards.

RCAW is closely tied to the UNFCCC process of climate diplomacy and its implementation-focused action agenda. It owes its origins to a desire to promote closer cooperation between the COP29 and COP30 Presidencies at a pivotal time for international climate change policy and action.

Rio Climate Action Week is a prominent city-based response to the Brazilian COP30 Presidency’s call for “mutirão” – collective effort.

RCAW and the climate action weeks are Mutirão in Action: demonstrating both bottom-up and top-down action to mitigate and adapt to the impacts of climate change and build resilience across societies and communities.

Join the hosts in Paris for the Brazil Climate Summit 2025, an event designed to foster collaboration between European and Brazilian leaders from finance, policy, academia, and business.

Building on the success of last year’s summit, this year’s event will focus on the green supply chain between Brazil and Europe, offering opportunities for strategic dialogue, partnerships, and actionable climate solutions, especially as Brazil prepares to host COP30.

​Held at the Maison de l’Amérique Latine and organized in partnership with INSEAD, the summit provides unique access to influential climate leaders, investors, and experts. The Paris edition is part of the broader Brazil Climate Summit initiative, which has engaged over 2,000 climate professionals through its U.S. editions since 2022.

Over the past half-century, global wildlife populations have declined by nearly 75%. This alarming trend poses significant risks to human health, the global economy and ecosystems. Investors, including pension funds and insurance firms, are increasingly aligning their portfolios with nature-positive outcomes to mitigate financial risks associated with environmental degradation. Nature-based solutions can harness the power of nature to boost natural ecosystems, biodiversity and human well-being to address major societal issues, including climate change.

• How can companies go beyond traditional CSR to adopt nature-based solutions as part of their long-term sustainability strategy, creating value through ecosystem restoration, sustainable sourcing, and climate resilience? –
• How can instruments such as biodiversity bonds, green ETFs, and biodiversity-linked loans appeal to impact investors and traditional capital markets, scaling investment in NbS initiatives?
• How can companies in high-impact sectors (e.g., agriculture, forestry, mining) incorporate biodiversity initiatives into their business models to enhance resilience and brand sustainability value?

Since 2014, the Our Ocean Conference has become a global call to action for the ocean, mobilizing: over 2,600 commitments worth approximately $140 billion (USD). The 10th Our Ocean Conference has chosen the theme ‘Our Ocean, Our Action’ to promote global actions for a sustainable ocean. In particular, this 10th conference will discuss ‘Digital Oceans’ as a special agenda, focusing on means to drive action. Ocean Digital is a concept that combines the ocean industry and digital technology, serving as an implementation tool to achieve a sustainable ocean swiftly and systematically.

The FSC General Assembly is FSC’s highest decision-making body where key decisions are made. The general assembly which is traditionally held every three years, brings together leaders and decision makers from Indigenous Peoples, environmentalists, businesses, and many others in FSC’s membership to discuss a responsible future for the world’s forests and the people and animals who inhabit them.

This year, over 800 FSC Members and leaders from Indigenous Peoples’ organizations, trade unions, environmental groups, companies, and individuals will come together for the hybrid FSC General Assembly (GA) in Panama from 26-31 October 2025.

Why Attend the General Assembly?

• Drive FSC’s mission by shaping FSC’s policies and priorities to advance responsible forest management worldwide.
• Exercise your voice and cast your vote on decisions that uphold the integrity and resilience of the FSC system.
• Engage with other FSC members from the environmental, social, and economic sectors to share insights and strengthen collaboration.
• Access exclusive discussions on emerging trends, challenges, and solutions in responsible forestry.

The Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) is the world’s largest knowledge-led platform on integrated land use, dedicated to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Paris Climate Agreement and Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework and committed to the landscape approach. The Forum takes a holistic approach to create sustainable landscapes that are productive, prosperous, equitable and resilient and considers five cohesive themes of food and livelihoods, landscape restoration, rights, finance and measuring progress. It is led by the Center for International Forestry Research and World Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF), in collaboration with its co-founders UNEP and the World Bank and Charter Members.

As we approach the halfway point of this decisive decade, GARP’s 2025 Climate & Nature Risk Symposium will provide an important stock take of climate and nature risk management while looking ahead to the solutions and innovations still needed to manage the risks and drive the transition.

Based around the theme “The Art of the Possible,” the two-day, in-person event brings together a wide range of experts and practitioners to discuss the most important challenges in climate and nature risk management as well as provide practical insights for our audience to implement in their own work.

Day 1 will focus on the next generation of climate and nature models, their limitations, and how to navigate areas of uncertainty. It will also include an innovative real-time scenario game bringing a series of climate and nature related dilemmas to life.

Day 2 will shift focus towards practical applications, exploring how tools and innovations can have real-world impact. Highlights include a keynote on the critical role of insurance in de-risking the transition, regulatory challenges posed by fragmented climate and nature policies, and an exciting “Dragon’s Den” style pitch session for climate-focused start-ups.

The European Business & Nature Summit (EBNS) stands as the foremost European high-level political and technical forum, dedicated to mobilizing the business community towards achieving nature-positive. With each passing year, the EBNS has expanded its reach, establishing itself as the flagship event on business and nature for the European Commission. It has consistently proven to be a pivotal platform for in-depth discussions on pressing issues and emerging trends, elevating the discourse to new heights. By fostering collaboration and engagement, the summit paves the way for transformative action, ensuring that businesses and nature intertwine harmoniously for a sustainable future.