London Climate Action Week
London Climate Action Week (LCAW) mobilises London’s unparalleled ecosystem of climate and non-climate organisations to accelerate global climate action and supports action in London to ensure it acts as a global climate leader.
This year, IDH will be co-hosting and participating in several events during LCAW.
Where are we?
Tues 24 - Wed 25 June, Magazine London
IDH's cotton landscapes - RPLC India and RPLC Brazil - will participate in a panel discussion and through booths at the Future Fabrics Expo - the premier event for sourcing sustainable materials, featuring 100+ exhibitors, 10,000+ materials, and expert talks on circularity, regeneration, and innovation. Highlights include themed hubs, investor sessions, and new partnerships driving material innovation.
Wednesday 25 June, 08:30 - 11:30: 'How Capital Enhances Resilience'
Investing in resilience isn’t just about mitigating risks—it’s about building stronger, more inclusive agricultural markets that can thrive in the face of climate shocks and economic challenges. But to do this effectively, we need to measure what works.
Together with Acumen, IDH will explore how capital across the investment spectrum can enhance resilience, why impact measurement is critical, and how data-driven decision-making helps design scalable, smallholder-centered solutions.
Don’t miss this conversation on the future of resilient food systems.
Speakers
- Iain Gardiner, Senior Director for Impact and Development, Better Cotton Initiative
- Barbara Visser, COO, IDH Investment Management
- Luan Mans, Associate Director, Acumen
- Albert Boogaard, Head of Smallholder Solutions, Rabobank
Register your interest here.
Wednesday 25 June
Since 2015, IDH has been working with a range of partners to enhance a more inclusive, transparent, and sustainable beef sector in Brazil. We will be hosting a dinner for leading stakeholders from Brazil’s beef value chain as well as prominent European investors - exploring opportunities to support a more sustainable and resilient beef sector in Brazil. The dinner will also include a keynote address from a representative of Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture, who will share insights into the government’s plan for converting degraded land - an essential strategy for sustainable production and tackling deforestation.