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Bridging Nature, Climate and Finance

Oxford University’s flagship event on enterprise and the environment is back on 1 October 2024. This forum brings together leaders from business, policy, civil society and academia to build relationships, share knowledge and develop solutions that will help accelerate the transition to a sustainable future. 

With the shadow of an ecological crisis threatening to unravel progress in carbon reduction efforts, this gathering will address how we can foster economic growth within the confines of our planet's boundaries, ensuring the protection of our invaluable natural resources. By bringing together thought leaders, innovators, and decision-makers, this event will support immediate action and the development of pragmatic, equitable approaches to safeguard our environment.

With cutting edge research on nature-based solutions and a focus on applied research, Oxford’s Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment is well placed to convene this critical forum to assess the most effective strategies for protecting nature and biodiversity while tackling climate change and integrating these solutions into global economic systems.

The World Forum will bring together 100 extraordinary individuals from policy, business, civil society and academia. The programme is designed to nurture relationships, break silos and build a collaborative global community of leaders to support a transition to a sustainable future. 

This event is invite only. Please contact events@smithschool.ox.ac.uk with enquiries. 

If you would like to discuss sponsorship opportunities, please contact amy.wevill@smithschool.ox.ac.uk

Recordings from the World Forum on Enterprise and the Environment 2023 are available to view online

Confirmed 2024 Speakers include:

Prof Mette Morsing, Director, Smith School on Enterprise and the Environment

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Rita de Mesquita, National Secretary of Biodiversity, Forests and Animal Rights, Ministry of Environment, Brazil 

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Professor Irene Tracey CBE, Vice-Chancellor, University of Oxford

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Loolasho Peren, Co-Convenor, Kenya Indigenous Youth Network

Dr Agnes Kalibata, President, AGRA

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Henry Dimbleby, Co-founder of Leon & Bramble Partners and author of the National Food Strategy, UK

  

Supporting Sponsors

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