CCI hosts events to train our team members, coordinate with allied coalitions, and support stakeholder engagement in high-level policy processes. Below is an overview of upcoming events and trainings. For more information, reach out to ask@climatecivics.org

The aim of this interactive forum is to establish parameters for early-stage exploratory integrations of data systems operating through distinct technologies, covering different sectors, and spanning overlapping but differentiated timescales. We invite Good Food Finance Network partners and affiliated institutions, as well as expert and advocacy organizations, and public agencies working toward food systems finance innovation, to join, to share insights, and to recommend focused work on critical breakthroughs.

This second CAFSA virtual forum will aim to:

• clearly mark out the opportunities for advancing resilience-building food systems through the United Nations Climate Change process an other multilateral convenings;
• announce new partnerships to advance the CAFSA mission of fostering innovation to protect watersheds, restore ecosystems, and drive climate-resilient development;
• consider mechanisms for mainstreaming climate-related food systems innovation, at local, national, and international levels, including the role of data;
• project actionable timelines for new financing to climate-related food systems transformation efforts.

The first Interparliamentary Exchange on Climate Value led to a resounding call for high-ambition cooperation to support better lives and livelihoods at the local level, especially in highly vulnerable or disrupted landscapes. This Climate Value Exchange virtual conference on Activating the Climate Value Economy will explore concrete actionable steps that can be taken, some without delay, to move toward:

• National climate laws that secure future prosperity;
• Food systems that are sustainable, healthy, and affordable;
• Reduced climate-related displacement and reduced conflict risk;
• Improved catalytic investment from private and multilateral financial institutions.

In May 2025, Part 2 of the Good Food Finance Dialogue on Mobilization will include new detail about:

• The Good Food Finance Facility
• The Integrated Data Systems Initiative
• The Innovative Collaborative Funding Model
• Watershed Resilience-focused Collaborative Finance Measures
• Readiness work under a Green Climate Fund grant

Climate impacts are getting worse, happening more frequently, costing more, and compounding each other’s effects. It is becoming ever more urgent for local communities, regional governments, and businesses at the micro, small, and medium scales, to establish climate resilience plans and capabilities.

The Paris Agreement calls for aligning financial flows with climate goals. The Baku Pact sets goals of $300 billion per year in public finance and $1.3 trillion per year from all actors, to assist developing countries in mobilizing toward those goals. This dialogue will gather insight into the core elements of an emerging climate banking system attuned to the needs of people, planet, and of institutions learning to operate in this new environment.

Ahead of the COP30 round of U.N. Climate Change negotiations in Belém, Brazil, we will explore ways to avance climate-related finance mobilization, reduce debt and vulnerability, and incentivize locally led climate-resilient development and inclusive innovation.

This series of working meetings, dialogues, and public events will support progress toward activating the Climate Value economy, mobilizing climate-smart finance and trade, catalyzing Good Food Finance, and enhancing climate diplomacy, pollution pricing policies, and local economic diversification, innovation, and investment.

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