Forum events

The Forum will showcase 50+ breakthrough business solutions from across climate tech, nature-based innovation, materials, food systems, energy, circularity and beyond, all selected for their potential to scale real-world impact.

These solutions will connect directly with a curated community of 400+ investors, including venture funds, institutional investors, angels, family offices and strategic corporate capital. The Forum is designed to accelerate dealflow, create meaningful relationships, and catalyse investment into the solutions shaping a regenerative, nature-positive economy.

Making its official debut at CodeNode London, Sustainability LIVE @ London Climate Action Week – The Leadership Summit is a one-day event designed for senior sustainability executives at the forefront of climate action strategy. With over 250 in-person attendees, the conference delivers the insights, connections and solutions needed to accelerate progress toward net-zero and navigate a rapidly evolving sustainability landscape shaped by regulation, innovation and global policy shifts.

Featuring 25 expert speakers and 4 interactive executive workshops, the programme offers practical guidance and strategic perspective on embedding climate action across operations, supply chains and investment decisions. Whether you are scaling ESG initiatives, preparing for new disclosure requirements or rethinking your net-zero roadmap, Sustainability LIVE @ London Climate Action Week – The Leadership Summit is where leadership meets action.

On Thursday, June 25th, 2026, Food Tank, Google Cloud, and the UN Environment Programme will host the 3rd annual Food Tank London Climate Action Week CSO Summit at Google London.

Reset Connect London takes place on 23-24 June 2026 at Excel London, as the UK’s award-winning sustainability ecosystem, climate tech and green investment event, and the flagship of London Climate Action Week.

Proudly supported by KPMG as headline sponsor and London & Partners as strategic partner, the event brings together 7,500+ sustainability, energy, finance and policy professionals to explore practical solutions, advance net zero strategies and unlock sustainable investment opportunities.

Across two days, business leaders, investors, policymakers, start-ups and scale-ups connect through curated networking, expert-led conference sessions and innovation showcases. Together, they share insights, forge partnerships and accelerate the commercial transition to a low-carbon economy.

This is where cross-sector leaders drive measurable impact, accelerate decarbonisation and scale sustainable innovation.

The Climate Innovation Forum’s high-level programme convenes climate leaders and innovators to accelerate action and close gaps in implementation, investment and innovation between COPs during London Climate Action Week.

On 30 January 2026, the National Parks and National Landscapes of the UK are hosting a brand new forum at Somerset House, London, and they’re inviting businesses, funders, and investors to be part of a bold new chapter.

They’re bringing our vision for the future of the UK’s protected landscapes to life — one that is ambitious, resilient, and built on partnership. Together, we can create landscapes that deliver for nature, people, and prosperity, and in doing so, help meet the UK’s climate and nature goals.

Covering nearly a quarter of England’s land, the National Parks and National Landscapes are the nation’s most powerful natural assets; delivering clean air and water, storing carbon, boosting biodiversity, supporting local economies, and enhancing wellbeing for millions. They are living proof that investment in nature delivers tangible returns — for communities, for business, and for the planet.

The UN Forum on Forests is a functional commission of the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) with universal membership. Since its establishment in 2000, the Forum has set many milestones including the first UN Forest Instrument in 2007, the Global Forest Financing Facilitation Network (GFFFN) in 2015, and adoption of the first UN Strategic Plan for Forests 2030 and its six Global Forest Goals in 2017.

UNFF21 is convened as a policy session, focusing on strengthening policy guidance and accelerating implementation of agreed forest-related commitments.

World leaders from government, business, civil society and academia will convene in Davos to engage in forward-looking discussions to address global issues and set priorities. The call for bold collective action makes the meeting particularly relevant. The programme will be structured around five key global challenges where public-private dialogue and cooperation, involving all stakeholders, are necessary for progress. In addressing these challenges, growth, resilience, and innovation will serve as cross- cutting imperatives, guiding how leaders engage with today’s complexity and pursue tomorrow’s opportunities.

Key themes:
How can we cooperate in a more contested world?
How can we unlock new sources of growth?
How can we better invest in people?
How can we deploy innovation at scale and responsibly?
How can we build prosperity within planetary boundaries?

As Europe enters a new phase of sustainable finance implementation, the Forum will convene 600 leading institutional investors, financial leaders, policymakers, and industry stakeholders to explore how capital can be mobilised at scale to manage climate- and nature-related financial risk, strengthen portfolio resilience, and deliver long-term value in an increasingly complex regulatory and geopolitical environment.