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Between 17 August and 2 December 2026, at least seven important climate and sustainability convenings will compete for your attention: UNCCD COP17 in Mongolia, Baku Climate Week, Climate Week NYC, Munich Climate Week, CBD COP17 in Armenia, COP31 in Türkiye, and STEP by Pollutec in Paris. This is a rundown of all seven and for each there is the one question you should answer before deciding whether each one deserves your organisation’s time, budget and exposure.

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Women leadership is essential for climate action. On International Women’s Day, we reflect on UNFCCC gender initiatives, climate communication, and the work of 10 Billion Solutions.

Strategic climate communication services: event moderation, storytelling, media strategy, audiovisual production and professional training.

Key milestones in climate diplomacy before COP31 in Antalya: Santa Marta conference, Climate Weeks, Bonn talks and the fossil fuel transition roadmap shaping 2026.

Explore how the Munich Security Conference 2026 highlighted new narratives on climate security, the sidelining of climate action in the main agenda, and the rising role of subnational actors like California in a fragmented, plurilateral world.