Meetings and conferences

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are a diverse group of 57 countries and territories spread across the Caribbean, Pacific, and Indian Ocean regions. Due to their size and remote locations, these are most vulnerable to climate change.

The workshop will focus on communicating risk, uncertainty, and potentially difficult messages associated with hazardous natural phenomena and their impacts.

The IDRiM Conference is a global annual forum that brings together academics, practitioners, policymakers, and community leaders to exchange knowledge, build collaboration, and advance innovations in disaster risk management.

The Nature Conservancy is launching a new version of its free platform WaterProof, which helps users harness the power of nature-based solutions for improved drinking water security and flood resilience.

This online workshop brings together experts on natural hazards and elections to discuss how electoral practitioners can protect elections from the adverse consequences of events such as tropical storms, floods, wildfires and heatwaves.

The 14th ICSD 2026 draws inspiration from the pressing challenges of environmental, economic, and socio-cultural sustainability, addressing the needs of present and future generations within a global-scale context.

CITAA 10 provides an inclusive platform for idea exchange, debate, and collaboration. The conference seeks innovative approaches to urban identity, cultural continuity, and transformation.