The Building Capacity for Integrated Family Planning/Reproductive Health and Population, Environment, and Development Action (BUILD) project is a global program designed to leverage the interconnectedness of Population, Environment, and Development (PED) and spur commitment, resources, and accountability for voluntary family planning and reproductive health. The project is excited to hold a 3-day dialogue digging into the […]
This Global Conference on Climate Change will focus on a variety of advanced research topics including Carbon Sequestration, Climate Change and Global Warming Evidences, Greenhouse Gases, Pollution, and Climate Change, Climate Hazards, GIS and Remote Sensing, Climate Change & Health, Ecology and Ecosystems, Renewable Energy, Bioenergy, Climate Solutions, Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), Climate Policy and […]
We are very excited about the new format of World Water Week 2022. Finally, we can welcome participants to both a digital venue and a physical conference in Stockholm, Sweden. Choose the format that suits you best and get ready to engage with both online and on-site speakers and participants. Register today to secure your spot. Here […]
Last year, regional collaboration emerged as a driver of global progress. The Glasgow Climate Pact agreed at COP26 recognizes Regional Climate Weeks as a platform for governments and stakeholders to strengthen credible and durable response to climate change. Working together opens opportunity to advance climate action, address social inequalities and invest in development that is […]
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