April 08 – 12 April : NAP Expo 09-11 April :  9th Meeting of WIM Executive Committee May 13-17 May : Global Platform on DRR June 15-16 June : G20 Energy Ministerial 17-28 June : SB50 28-29 June: G20 Summit September 02-06 September : Regional Climate Week Asia 24-25 September : UN SDG Summit November […]

Webinar 6 of Monthly Webinar Series: Advancing Climate Action, Community Resilience & Knowledge Collaboration in Asia Pacific Background:Increasing pace of unplanned urbanisation and associated environmental challenges coupled with serious climate related impacts make cities increasingly on the frontlines of climate change. It exposes the inherent vulnerabilities and chronic stresses that constitutes over decades of unpreparedness, […]

Camp Dates: 7th – 11th July 2026 Location: Kathmandu & Pokhara, Nepal Inauguration Venue: Walnut Bistro, Kathmandu About the Camp International Climate Camp 2026 is a flagship immersive platform designed to empower youth, environmental leaders, researchers, and climate advocates from across South Asia through real-world sustainability action, leadership development, and cross-border collaboration. Following the successful […]

Date: 16th June 2026, 12:00–13:15Venue:Berlin Room, World Conference Center, Bonn This side event, jointly organised by SDPI and Climate Action Network South Asia during SB64 in Bonn on 16 June 2026, explored how strategic investments and market transformation can accelerate climate ambition while supporting a just transition across South Asia. Discussions focused on mobilising finance, enabling […]

2024 and 2025 have been years where the realities of climate breakdown have been impossible to ignore. From record-breaking heatwaves across South Asia, with India enduring some of its most severe heat events, to devastating floods in Pakistan,

Date: 12th June 2026 Time: 15:00–15:55 Venue: H-1-04, Main Building, 1st Floor Organisers: Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) and Climate Action Network South Asia (CANSA) Climate change has moved from the margins of environmental policy to the centre of global diplomacy, development planning, economic stability, and human security. The increasing frequency of floods, heatwaves, droughts, glacial melt, sea-level rise, food […]

Date: 28th May 2026, Thursday The 64th session of Subsidiary Bodies of UNFCCC will take place from June 8th to 18th in Bonn. The Parties will come together to deliberate on pending issues regarding the Global Goal of Adaptation framework, Just Transition Work Programme, climate finance, and several others. We are delighted to assemble an […]

Date: 26th May 2026, Tuesday   |   Time: 13:00 GMT Renewables are more than clean energy, they are a pathway to resilience, prosperity, and energy sovereignty. Join experts from across the network as we explore the opportunities renewables offer beyond energy security and emissions cuts. The discussion will highlight how renewable energy can help build climate-resilient societies, […]

The First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels has concluded in Colombia with almost 60 countries addressing what decades of UN climate negotiations have largely avoided: the need to wind down fossil fuel production itself. Climate Action Network welcomes this historic step – and puts governments on notice that civil society will ensure it does not stop here.

An Overview of Climate Change and Health Health is not merely the absence of disease, but also the state of good physical, mental, and social wellbeing [1]. While it may not be directly apparent, health is affected by social determinants, i.e., the conditions in which a person is born, grows, works, and ages. Our physical, […]

Climate Action Network International (CAN) welcomes the adoption of the #JustTransition mechanism as one of the strongest rights-based outcomes in the history of the UN climate negotiations. At the same time, CAN warns that #COP30 has produced weak outcomes in the very areas that are critical to ensuring justice for vulnerable and frontline communities. A dangerously weak outcome on Adaptation finance leaves little hope for impacted communities.