Events

Final performance night where scientists/researchers will take the stage to express their ideas freely and compassionately, either through stand-up comedy or poetry.

Legal tools with the potential to catalyse the sustainability transition are gaining global traction. Speakers will assess the importance of this approach to tackle the climate crisis.

Ministries of Finance have a pivotal role to play in unlocking the required investment and innovation to achieve Net Zero. This report seeks to evaluate how they can harness their existing mandate to better drive and shape a low-carbon transition.

Join us at the launch of a significant new report, The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal – a first-of-its kind, independent, scientific assessment, tracking the development of Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) globally.

Prof Rob Hope will host a webinar reflecting on the impacts of the Kenya's Water Services Maintenance Trust Fund.

The workshop kicks off a COP27 debrief and features panel discussions on a net-zero strategy and opportunities for business and policy impact.

Our expert panel will share their highlights of COP27 and take stock of progress.

 in association with Global Alliance of Universities on Climate (GAUC) at COP27, Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.

Oxford University’s annual high-level, high-impact flagship event on enterprise and the environment.

Overview of the role of nature-based solutions in helping nations and companies to meet their net-zero and nature-positive pledges, without compromising efforts to slow warming by keeping fossil fuels in the ground.

Professor Jason Hickel and Professor Samuel Fankhauser go head to head on one of the biggest debates of our time, moderated by Kate Raworth.

The University of Oxford’s first sustainable finance summit will bring together leading researchers from across Oxford with practitioners, policymakers, regulators, and civil society organisations to examine and reflect on the latest developments and trends in sustainable finance and investment.