The CLARE programme is pleased to announce the launch of a public webinar series — public dialogues designed to amplify the evidence and knowledge its research projects have produced.

Running from May to November 2026, the series is open to all those in the adaptation community, including academics, decision-makers, practitioners, and community leaders and organisations.

Each event involves speakers from CLARE who seek broad engagement on topics such as research influencing policy, unpacking what co-creation labs are, looking for signs of transformational adaptation, and best practices for gender, equity and social inclusion (GESI) integration.

Climate adaptation leadership 

The CLARE Webinar Series is designed as a platform for discussing new research insights, fresh on-the-ground learnings, and how policy and practice can better enhance adaptation research and resilience. 

 The series supports three core objectives: 

• Advancing Thought Leadership: Amplifying evidence-based insights to shift the global conversation on climate resilience. 

• Championing Co-Creation: Promoting research that tackles the climate crisis through transdisciplinary approaches, emphasising solutions built alongside the communities they serve. 

• Centering Southern Voices: Increasing the visibility of Southern-led research, showcasing proven strategies that work within the specific contexts of the Global South. 

Contributing to lasting resilience 

“This series serves as a critical bridge between research and action and highlights how CLARE supports adaptation solutions that prioritise and protect the most vulnerable populations,” says Dr Suzanne Carter, Principal Investigator of the CLARE Research for Impact (R4I) Hub. 

By providing a public platform for CLARE researchers to engage beyond the programme, this webinar series ensures that lessons learned can contribute to lasting resilience and informed decision-making in the Global South, and worldwide. 

Register for the CLARE Webinar Series here and stay informed of all upcoming session dates.