Events

Join the Rt Hon Lord Sharma, President of COP26, and leading researchers from the University of Oxford, financial experts and policy advisors to explore how robust policy frameworks can support sustainable development pathways, with particular focus on Ukraine's transformative reconstruction experience.

This ground-breaking seminar series will flip the script on climate discourse, imagining a future where we overcome climate challenges and try to answer “what happens next” with current research and creative thinking.

COP29 is fast approaching and while concerns mount over the host country’s ties to oil and gas, NGOs, scientists and campaigners sound dire warnings that time is running out. These calls to action are backed up by a series of unprecedented weather events – hurricanes, fires and floods – that will pile pressure on world leaders to make COP29 a success.

In this webinar we will bring together key voices to unpack the findings of this report and discuss how to navigate the delicate balance between impact and fairness. Dr. Edward Mungai -partner and lead consultant at Impact Africa Consulting Limited, and a recognised expert in sustainability and impact strategies, will lead the discussion alongside George Carew-Jones and Dr. Alex Money, co-authors of this report.

Webinar exploring recent research from Oxford University investigating the critical challenges, insights and opportunities for both large developers and local champions to drive the clean energy transition. 

Special panel discussion: Climate Policies that achieved major emissions reductions with Chris Stark

Join Mary Johnstone-Louise, Senior Fellow in Management Practice, and a panel of experts for a deep dive into net zero and the business opportunities it can uncover.

Join Rachel Kyte, Professor of Climate Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government, Dr. Sugandha Srivastav, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, and Sam Fankhauser, Professor of Climate Economics and Policy at the Smith School, for a lively post-election debate on UK and France.

Join renegade economist Kate Raworth (Doughnut Economics) and best-selling author Kim Stanley Robinson (Ministry for the Future) as they discuss sustainable political economies for the climate crisis at the Sheldonian Theatre.