Virtual conference

This year’s virtual conference will take place over three days (3-5 November). It will bring together stakeholders from across the public, private and third sectors to discuss how we can unlock the benefits of change.

We’ll explore where Wales has the devolved powers to lead. From housing and transport to agriculture and land use. We can work together to turn climate ambition into opportunity for us all.

What to expect

This year’s new look virtual conference has been designed to be engaging at every step. The format will include:

Talks for tomorrow

Video podcasts with leading voices on the key themes of the day. Available for you to watch/listen live or catch up on-the-go.

Beyond the mic

Panel discussions with industry experts. There will also be opportunities for attendees to join the debate.

Climate Co-Labs

Collaborative workshops on pre-set topics. Everyone will be invited to share ideas, insights, experiences and solutions.

Sesiynnau

Expert panel sessions exploring common threads such as fairness, social justice, and equity. As well as the role of people in shaping and delivering change, and innovation and capacity building.

How to get involved in the virtual conference

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Join the discussion

Participate in live online discussions by registering here.

Exhibit in the virtual space

Take a space in the new virtual exhibition space, where you can arrange meetings, host discussions and share resources with other delegates.

Full conference programme and more details on the exhibition area coming soon….

To keep up to date with all the latest information, register your interest and follow us on LinkedIn, X, Facebook and Instagram. You can also join the discussion on social media using #WalesClimateWeek and #WythnosHinsawddCymru

Register now

Keep up to date with all the latest information on the virtual conference.

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