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📢 Call for Funders: Support the What Works Climate Solutions Summit 2026📢 We invite visionary funders & sponsors to support the WWCS Summit 2026, a flagship event dedicated to advancing evidence-based #climatesolutions 🌍🌏🌎 ✅ Learn more

📢 Call for Hosts of the 2026 What Works Climate Solutions Summit is Open 📢 Building on the success of the inaugural summit last year, we are seeking a new local host for the 2026 edition. See all the details on LinkedIn: https://t.co/MFnlzu5gDr Follow us there & Bluesky!

The What Works Climate Solutions network aims to bridge the gaps between researchers, policy, funders and users of evidence working towards climate justice #GES2024 @WWCS_summit

Update 2024 signalled @WWCS_summit as a breakthrough event in supporting how we use evidence to address societal challenges. @EvidenceComm co-leads share why the summit surpassed expectations & can influence the @IPCC_CH Seventh Assessment Report https://t.co/tUxS6UHBjc 🧵1/7

Building on the inaugural WWCS Summit, we are happy to launch the WWCS Community, a collaborative space that exists for scientific exchange around high-quality evidence synthesis on climate policy evaluation. Join the WWCS Community: https://t.co/S66qOT7tHU

Final word goes to Jan Minx #WWCS2024 focusing on what we should all do next - does your next project contain an evidence synthesis workstream? @WWCS_summit

The inaugural @WWCS_summit took place this week to advance the science on #climatesolutions. I am honoured to have moderated, hosting: - 335 registrants across 50 countries (all world regions) - 210 presentations, 44 sessions, & 10 keynotes&panels #WWCS2024 📸: Tina Eichner

Thoughts from the closing panel @WWCS_summit #wwcs2024 ‘The time for talk is over - we need action now’ ‘synthesis needs to provide clear, actionable answers to funders, decision makers’ ‘scale, speed and quality of evidence to address climate change is needed’

The #WWCS2024 is coming to an end... but not quite yet. Join us for the next and final panel now on the future of evidence in climate solutions

The Sahel has become a net carbon sink since the 1980s because of bringing back traditional agroforestry practices. But policies don't recognise the value of these as #naturebasedsolutions. A powerful talk from Chekh Mbow @WWCS_summit https://t.co/XBRgkFTiOB

The map helps to identify evidence gluts that can synthesised, and gaps that need filling with primary research - including is Ying the need for more robust research designs @WWCS_summit #wwcs2024 @pilesofsquid

@WWCS_summit 🌎🌲Panel highlight: Emphasising the need for integrating predictive models to meet the real-world outcomes to light the way to net-zero emissions #WWCSS2024

Interesting keynote by @lavisjn and Yeonji Kim on the role of @SDGSynthesis live now at #WWCS2024

“There will be no sustainable development without solving the climate crisis and solving the climate crisis will only be successful if wider development goals are met” John Lavis discussing @SDGSynthesis work https://t.co/qwsr2XLaXQ @WWCS_summit #wwcs2024

Exciting panel this morning!

"Evidence synthesis is key to informing the global goal on adaptation process" @Tabea_CA now live at the #WWCS2024

"The boundary conditions are very important but they need to be complemented by evaluations to be useful for policymakers" @tavoni_massimo kicking off Day 3 of the #WWCS2024

If you missed our session on @EnvEvidence check out the website here for community, training, tools and resources https://t.co/ZvhpJleCv8 @WWCS_summit #wwcs2024