Meeting events

Join CUR8 on June 23 for an exclusive half-day summit during London Climate Action Week focused on the commercial value of carbon removals.

​ 📅 Monday, June 23
🕐 1:00–7:30 PM
📍 Central London

They are bringing together senior voices in business, finance, policy, and science to explore how carbon removals can drive business value in a changing political and economic landscape.

​🗓️ Agenda

• ​1:00–2:00 PM | Lunch reception
• ​2:00–5:30 PM | Expert-led panels and fireside chats
• ​5:30–7:30 PM | Cocktail reception

What makes a natural climate solution truly high-quality? This session breaks down the attributes of premium NCS credits and offers guidance on due diligence, pricing, and impact. Industry leaders will share insights on trends, integrity, and responsible sourcing. 

ABOUT: The Nature Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA) is organizing a series of events during London Climate Action Week, focused on the transformative role of high-quality nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon market.

Across four days, hosted in collaboration with Abatable, Conservation International, Chloris, ERM, Fauna & Flora, Kita, Revalue, Sylvera, Plan Vivo, and We Are Level – participants will explore practical, science-backed approaches for delivering NCS carbon credits that achieve meaningful climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

These sessions are designed for businesses, investors, and stakeholders committed to high-integrity carbon projects that deliver real climate impact while supporting biodiversity and local communities.

Discover how digital MRV tools are transforming forest conservation projects across the tropics. This session will highlight data from Chloris’ satellite-based monitoring and share lessons learned from deploying dMRV at scale. 

ABOUT: The Nature Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA) is organizing a series of events during London Climate Action Week, focused on the transformative role of high-quality nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon market.

Across four days, hosted in collaboration with Abatable, Conservation International, Chloris, ERM, Fauna & Flora, Kita, Revalue, Sylvera, Plan Vivo, and We Are Level – participants will explore practical, science-backed approaches for delivering NCS carbon credits that achieve meaningful climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

These sessions are designed for businesses, investors, and stakeholders committed to high-integrity carbon projects that deliver real climate impact while supporting biodiversity and local communities.

Insetting is gaining momentum as a strategy to drive sustainability in agricultural supply chains. This session will explore practical steps and partnerships to embed high-integrity NBS into sourcing strategies – ensuring measurable benefits for people, climate, and biodiversity. 

ABOUT: The Nature Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA) is organizing a series of events during London Climate Action Week, focused on the transformative role of high-quality nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon market.

Across four days, hosted in collaboration with Abatable, Conservation International, Chloris, ERM, Fauna & Flora, Kita, Revalue, Sylvera, Plan Vivo, and We Are Level – participants will explore practical, science-backed approaches for delivering NCS carbon credits that achieve meaningful climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

These sessions are designed for businesses, investors, and stakeholders committed to high-integrity carbon projects that deliver real climate impact while supporting biodiversity and local communities.

Learn why Revalue has remained committed to avoided deforestation credits and how rigorous science is transforming trust in the market. This session features the Ruvuma Wilderness Project, Africa’s largest community-led forest carbon initiative, and will explain how impact and credibility are being scaled.

ABOUT: The Nature Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA) is organizing a series of events during London Climate Action Week, focused on the transformative role of high-quality nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon market.

Across four days, hosted in collaboration with Abatable, Conservation International, Chloris, ERM, Fauna & Flora, Kita, Revalue, Sylvera, Plan Vivo, and We Are Level – participants will explore practical, science-backed approaches for delivering NCS carbon credits that achieve meaningful climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

These sessions are designed for businesses, investors, and stakeholders committed to high-integrity carbon projects that deliver real climate impact while supporting biodiversity and local communities.

Join a dynamic discussion on how carbon finance can deliver tangible social benefits. Participants will explore pathways to ensure communities at the heart of conservation receive equitable financial flows. The session features Kisaro Thomas Lombutwa, Carbon Tanzania Project Manager, who will share real-world insights from the Makame Savannah project. 

ABOUT: The Nature Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA) is organizing a series of events during London Climate Action Week, focused on the transformative role of high-quality nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon market.

Across four days, hosted in collaboration with Abatable, Conservation International, Chloris, ERM, Fauna & Flora, Kita, Revalue, Sylvera, Plan Vivo, and We Are Level – participants will explore practical, science-backed approaches for delivering NCS carbon credits that achieve meaningful climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

These sessions are designed for businesses, investors, and stakeholders committed to high-integrity carbon projects that deliver real climate impact while supporting biodiversity and local communities.

Explore how community-led approaches enhance the long-term success of nature-based carbon projects. Learn how the Plan Vivo Standard ensures high-integrity credits with social and biodiversity co-benefits, and why these attributes lead to stronger, more investable outcomes. 

ABOUT: The Nature Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA) is organizing a series of events during London Climate Action Week, focused on the transformative role of high-quality nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon market.

Across four days, hosted in collaboration with Abatable, Conservation International, Chloris, ERM, Fauna & Flora, Kita, Revalue, Sylvera, Plan Vivo, and We Are Level – participants will explore practical, science-backed approaches for delivering NCS carbon credits that achieve meaningful climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

These sessions are designed for businesses, investors, and stakeholders committed to high-integrity carbon projects that deliver real climate impact while supporting biodiversity and local communities.

Risk is becoming an increasingly central topic in the Voluntary Carbon Market, yet definitions and approaches vary. This session will help participants understand the types of risks inherent in carbon projects and introduce tools and strategies for effectively managing those risks. 

ABOUT: The Nature Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA) is organizing a series of events during London Climate Action Week, focused on the transformative role of high-quality nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon market.

Across four days, hosted in collaboration with Abatable, Conservation International, Chloris, ERM, Fauna & Flora, Kita, Revalue, Sylvera, Plan Vivo, and We Are Level – participants will explore practical, science-backed approaches for delivering NCS carbon credits that achieve meaningful climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

These sessions are designed for businesses, investors, and stakeholders committed to high-integrity carbon projects that deliver real climate impact while supporting biodiversity and local communities.

This session explores how integrating multi-scale LiDAR data can improve the precision of biomass estimates in carbon projects. Attendees will gain insights into the technological advances and methodologies driving improved accuracy, and the implications for project integrity and finance. 

ABOUT: The Nature Climate Solutions Alliance (NCSA) is organizing a series of events during London Climate Action Week, focused on the transformative role of high-quality nature-based solutions in the voluntary carbon market.

Across four days, hosted in collaboration with Abatable, Conservation International, Chloris, ERM, Fauna & Flora, Kita, Revalue, Sylvera, Plan Vivo, and We Are Level – participants will explore practical, science-backed approaches for delivering NCS carbon credits that achieve meaningful climate, biodiversity, and social impact.

These sessions are designed for businesses, investors, and stakeholders committed to high-integrity carbon projects that deliver real climate impact while supporting biodiversity and local communities.

The Nature Hub is back at London Climate Action Week, leading up to New York Climate Week and COP30, to explore how private sector investments in nature can help deliver business resilience, while also generating long-term value.

The event – followed by an evening drinks reception – will explore critical issues in the lead-up to COP30. Panellists will present innovative, scalable solutions, while a curated audience of 350 private sector leaders will assess the feasibility of financing these initiatives. Discussions will focus on identifying key challenges and opportunities for government intervention, recognizing nature’s role as one-third of the climate solution.

The Nature Hub aims to:

• Showcase private sector action and investment at the nexus of nature and climate
• Identify means to overcome the barriers to delivering a nature-positive economy
• Enable information exchange and collaboration

AGENDA:
Discussion 1: Making the case for private sector partnerships with governments to drive landscape-scale investments in nature-based solutions.

Discussion 2: Over the last decade, a range of innovative technologies and business models have been developed for nature-based solutions. Are investors ready to support them to deliver climate and nature outcomes at scale?

Networking Lunch

Discussion 3: How can we keep corporate action on climate and nature on track?

Networking walk – Finance and Corporate Nature Networking walk around Canary Wharf Biodiversity Sites

Discussion 4 – Financing Restoration & the Bioeconomy at Landscape Scales

Drinks Reception – Celebrating pioneering investments for nature

The 17th BRICS Summit will be hosted by Brazil. As the Chair of BRICS, Brazil is focusing on the theme, ‘Strengthening Global South Cooperation for More Inclusive and Sustainable Governance’.

Initially comprised of Brazil, the Russian Federation, India, China, and South Africa, the recently expanded alliance now also includes Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The BRICS countries convene for a BRICS Leaders’ Summit annually. Discussions focus on spheres of political and socioeconomic coordination, in which member countries have identified business opportunities, economic complementarities, and areas of cooperation.

The Brazilian Presidency will focus on two priorities: the Global South Cooperation; and BRICS Partnerships for Social, Economic, and Environmental Development. Brazil also proposes to focus on six core areas:

• Global health cooperation;
• Trade, investment, and finance;
• Climate change;
• Artificial intelligence (AI) governance;
• Multilateral peace and security architecture; and
• Institutional development.

​A global panel discussion and Q&A exploring the vital role of open data in the drive to end deforestation and human rights abuses linked to international commodity trade.

​Hosted by Oxford-based NGO, Global Canopy, panellists will include experts from civil society and Tony’s Chocolonely (Tony’s Open Chain).

​The discussion will explore the use of data to accelerate the transition to more transparent, sustainable and equitable agricultural supply chains.

​This event will appeal to NGOs, academics, funders and corporate leaders.