A virtual parliamentary roundtable examining how the Loss and Damage Fund, established at COP28 to support climate-vulnerable nations facing economic and non-economic climate impacts, is shaping national climate policy and financing priorities.

This virtual parliamentary roundtable will explore how green budgeting can help African countries align public spending with climate goals, strengthen oversight, and unlock much-needed climate finance. Experts will share practical lessons and tools to support parliaments in turning climate commitments into funded action.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is negotiating a Net-Zero Framework (NZF) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from shipping by 2050. This virtual roundtable will help African parliamentarians understand the potential impacts and opportunities for African economies, from regulatory shifts to emerging maritime energy value chains.

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This dialogue will bring together Members of Parliament and Congress from 35 countries with investors, officials, organisations and experts to drive investment in renewable energy.

First national training in Guinea under the Parliamentarians for Climate Finance project that supports legislators by equipping them with the knowledge, technical expertise, and financial networks to mobilise climate finance.

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This workshop marks the first national meeting in Ghana under the Parliamentarians for Climate Finance (PCF) project.

Three-day workshop will bring together Tanzanian parliamentarians, government officials and stakeholders to strengthen skills in crafting effective proposals for climate finance. Participants will explore project pipelines, build strong climate rationales, assess risks and design gender-responsive monitoring frameworks, with a focus on renewable and green energy initiatives.

Virtual meeting in which the Namibian Green Hydrogen Programme presents a replicable model for large-scale renewable energy and green industrialisation in Africa. Participants will also be introduced to the African Sustainable Industrialisation Institute, supporting African governments and businesses in leveraging opportunities in green industrialisation.

Workshop to engage Ugandan parliamentarians and stakeholders in co-developing strategies to support the establishment of Community Green Energy Zones (CGEZs), helping unlock Uganda’s potential in renewable energy and green industrialisation while accelerating the country’s energy transition.

Event co-hosted with the Climate Vulnerable Forum and V20 Finance Ministers (CVF-V20) Global Parliamentary Group, the World Future Council’s Global Renewables Congress, in collaboration with AGNES, the Africa Network of Parliamentarians on Climate Change (ANPCC), and other partners.

Inaugural meeting for the Rwanda Climate Parliament Network (RCPN) a cross-party platform that puts climate change at the centre of parliamentary business.

Workshop convening MPs, investors and development partners to explore how policy leadership can accelerate clean energy access and climate finance.

Members of Parliament, private sector leaders, development partners, and civil society actors are gathering at the National Assembly for a high-level dialogue aimed at accelerating Senegal’s energy transition through strengthened public-private collaboration.

The Parliamentarians for Climate Finance project is bringing together financial experts, investors and guarantors with influential Members of Parliament from Botswana, Kenya, Rwanda, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

The focus will be on how Green Energy Zones and Corridors can unlock investment and power the productive uses of energy, from clean cooking and cold storage to agriculture and small-scale industry.

High-level Green Investment Dialogue to explore how Green Energy Zones can accelerate climate finance and clean energy deployment across Africa. This event will bring together senior Members of Parliament from Kenya, Ghana, Morocco, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, along with government leaders and investors in renewable energy.

Workshop to reframe climate change in relation to key national challenges such as unemployment, poverty, healthcare and education.

As part of the Parliamentarians for Climate Finance project, we are bringing together financial experts, investors and guarantors with influential Members of Parliament from Côte d’Ivoire, Djibouti, Guinea Conakry, Morocco and Senegal. This is a high-level dialogue on mobilising climate finance for renewable energy and drawing insights from Morocco's renewable energy successes.

The Parliamentarians for Climate Finance project is convening a high-level workshop for Members of Parliament, aiming to bring together legislators to explore how Parliament is leading and accelerating Kenya’s transition to clean, affordable, and secure energy.

Virtual meeting as part of the Parliamentarians for Climate Finance project with Jeremiah Dan Okayi, Head of Strategy & Policy at the Development Bank of Nigeria . Representatives from Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Tanzania discussed unlocking climate finance for Africa and bridging the gap between policy, investment, and impact.

Senegal's first national Dialogue as part of the Parliamentarians for Climate Finance project. The workshop aimed to enhance lawmakers’ understanding of climate change and climate finance, assess the country’s specific needs, and strengthen the legislative role in attracting climate investments.

Brazilian and Indian parliamentarians explored renewable energy collaboration. A series of high-level exchanges included strategic dialogues with Indian lawmakers, visit to a renewable energy facility and the Confederation of Indian Industry's Green Business Centre.

Inaugural Rajasthan Climate Parliament roundtable bringing together legislators to chart a roadmap for sustainable development.

High-level round table discussion exploring how island states can lead in net-zero tourism while attracting climate finance and investment.

Government leaders, legislators, industry experts and financial institutions meet for crucial discussions on Nigeria’s green energy transition.

First Climate Parliament roundtable in Madhya Pradesh, with a focus on solarising agriculture, promoting electric mobility, scaling renewable energy, and linking climate efforts with green job creation.

In collaboration with Modern Energy Cooking Services stimulate discussion among elected lawmakers and regulators on integrated energy planning and modern energy cooking.