Build Kenya’s First Regenerative Coastal Spice Corridor

We design and build regenerative agroforestry systems that grow high-value crops within living ecosystems. These systems are designed to improve soil health, bring biodiversity back into the landscape and create better long-term production for farmers and landowners.

On 28 July, 15:30-17:00 CEST, join the AFS Forum Webinar Series: Nutrition & Health which sets the agenda ahead of the Kigali Forum. Each session brings together partners and experts around one of the Forum’s core themes.

On 28 July, 14:00-17:00 EAT, join the AFS Forum Webinar Series: Women in Food Systems, which sets the agenda ahead of the Kigali Forum. Each session brings together partners and experts around one of the Forum’s core themes.

On hursday, July 23rd, 2026 (15:00 -16:00 CET), join us for the webinar “Within the UNCCD, on the road to COP17 in Mongolia” organized by YPARD, providing young leaders, researchers, and professionals with a clear understanding of how the Convention works, its main decision-making bodies, and the issues that will shape the negotiation agenda.

This webinar will bring together farmers, their representatives and sector stakeholders to discuss rural women’s contribution to food security, explore the findings of the upcoming SOFI2026 report, and learn about good practices from farmers’ organisations worldwide.

Join us on Wednesday, 22 July at 13:00 GMT for the second online preparatory workshop ahead of COP17 Mongolia, hosted by the UNCCD CSO Panel, on what to expect at COP17 regarding agriculture and what actions CSOs can take to advance the sustainable agriculture agenda.

On 18 July (14:00-15:00 CEST), the second session of 4 Road to COP17 Virtual Global Youth Engagement Series will contextualise the Riyadh–Ulaanbaatar Action Agenda in simple language, closing the knowledge gap that so often limits meaningful youth participation in multilateral processes.

A collaborative webinar exploring the connections between healthy soils, biodiversity, One Health and resilient urban futures.

On 2 July, 2:30 - 5 PM EAT, join us for the next K4GGWA Cross-Learning Webinar as we explore how monitoring can move beyond reporting to become a shared system for learning, collaboration, adaptive management and resilience-building across the Great Green Wall.

L’équipe de Jeunes4Sol Francophone a le plaisir de vous inviter à participer à la nouvelle édition de la “Vitrine Francophone Jeunes4Sol : Présentation de solutions innovantes pour la santé des sols” le 25 Juin 2026, 16h00 (heure de l’Afrique de l’Est). Cette rencontre virtuelle réunira de jeunes chercheurs, innovateurs et acteurs engagés issus de différents pays francophones afin d’échanger sur des solutions concrètes pour restaurer, protéger et gérer durablement nos sols face aux défis environnementaux actuels.

Drought is one of the costliest and deadliest hazards worldwide, projected to affect 3 in 4 people globally by 2050. But unlike disasters like earthquakes, drought prevention and resilience strategies can reduce its impact on land and livelihoods. 

We begin at Water. Strengthening water security and using water more sustainably can alleviate pressure on communities already at risk. Join the dialogue to explore the challenges we face and solutions that help address them. Everyone is welcome.

The British Society of Soil Science is pleased to be hosting a webinar for London Climate Action Week on Monday 22 June from 3:00 - 4:30pm (UK time) which is free of charge to register. Join industry expert speakers as they discuss the role of soils in climate action.

Healthy soils are fundamental to achieving climate resilience and delivering net zero ambitions. Soil systems underpin carbon sequestration, water security, biodiversity recovery, resilient food systems, urban sustainability and the circular bioeconomy. Yet soils remain significantly underrepresented within climate policy, investment strategies and corporate transition planning. This London Climate Action Week webinar will bring together leaders from science, business, finance and policy to explore how soil can be positioned as a strategic climate solution supporting national and global climate ambitions.

This webinar aims to engage pastoralist youth and young women in generating additional youth-led insights, experiences, and recommendations for the Global Youth Policy Brief. It will complement the findings of the global survey, “Young Women and Youth in Pastoralism and Rangelands: A Global Survey to Inform UNCCD COP17 and the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists.”

Hosted by the Herding for Health (H4H), a joint initiative between Conservation International and Peace Parks Foundation, in partnership with GIZ, CCARDESA, and Meat Naturally, this webinar forms part of a broader series convened in celebration of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026.

Soil organic carbon plays a critical role in building climate-resilient food systems by improving soil fertility, strengthening water retention, supporting productivity, and contributing to climate mitigation. At the same time, soil degradation and unsustainable land management continue to undermine these benefits, while evidence on soil restoration and regenerative agriculture is not always reflected in policy, planning, or investment decisions.  This 60-minute webinar will explore how evidence on soil health and soil organic carbon can be translated into policy-relevant messages and practical action. Participants will gain insight into the links between soil health, climate resilience, and food security, as well as the policy and governance gaps that continue to limit progress.

The UN Food Systems Coordination Hub is pleased to invite you to join us virtually for the final day of the Youth Leadership Programme (YLP) convening, Building the next generation of food systems leaders in developing countries, on Friday, 15 May 2026, 09:00–16:00 CEST.

Ahead of UNCCD COP17, this youth-led consultation, co-organized by the World Food Forum Youth Assembly, UNCCD Youth Caucus, Save Soil, and CA4SH (Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health) on 14 May 2026 (14:00-15:30 CEST), explores soil health as a critical development issue linking land restoration, agrifood systems, nutrition, and resilience.

This webinar, scheduled on 7 May 2026 (13:00-14:00 GMT) will help you gain a solid understanding of lobbying and advocacy - why it matters and how it works - through practical examples, and learn how to communicate effectively with policy stakeholders.

In collaboration with the Caribbean Climate Responsive Agriculture Forum, join us on 6 May 2026 (16:00-18:00 EAT) for our upcoming webinar “Why Soil Changes Everything: Reframing Soil as the Foundation of Climate , Food and Water Systems, and Development” – Africa-Caribbean Connect, Part 1. 

The Miombo woodlands, the world’s largest tropical dryland ecosystem, support over 65 million people but are rapidly degrading due to unsustainable land use and limited restoration incentives. On May 6th (12:00–13:00 EAT) at the Global Landscapes Forum 2026, this interactive session will explore how to connect conservation, livelihoods and finance to co-design locally led landscape solutions that restore ecosystems and strengthen rural economies.

At the 11th Multi-stakeholder Forum on Science, Technology and Innovation for the Sustainable Development Goal,  the World Food Forum (WFF) Global Youth Action Initiative led by FAO’s Office of Youth and Women (OYW), convenes young farmers, innovators, researchers, youth leaders and policymakers to shape youth‑driven priorities for smart farming and digital agriculture.

This webinar, scheduled on 4 May 2026, 12:00-13:15 CEST, will officially launch the new IUCN publication Policy and Legal Enabling Conditions for Sustainable Agriculture: A Multilevel Comparative Approach. 

On 29 April 2026 (14:00–16:00 GMT+2), AgriCord and the Pan-African Farmers’ Organization (PAFO) will host the first session of a 4-part webinar series titled “From Soil Degradation to Regeneration: Farmer-Led Innovations and Enabling Policies for Sustainable Soil Health in Africa.”

The Youth4Soil Solution Showcase is a dynamic platform celebrating the power of youth to drive transformative change in soil health and sustainable land use. This activity emerged from the growing recognition that restoring our planet starts from the ground up, literally and metaphorically, and that young people are not just participants but frontline innovators in this mission.

Biochar field trials are taking place across many regions, but the resulting data remains fragmented, difficult to access, and rarely comparable across projects. This slows learning, increases the cost of experimentation, and limits the ability of producers and companies to make informed decisions.

 The Biochar Resilience Network has created a pre-competitive Data Commons where anonymised results from biochar field trials are shared and compared across geographies, feedstocks, and production systems.

This webinar will introduce the initiative and present the emerging platform designed to host and explore these datasets. 

Hooves of Hope is a powerful gathering at the intersection of people, planet, and purpose — where the rhythms of pastoral life meet the urgency of global change. This event brings together scientists, pastoralists, and policymakers to explore how grazing systems, when managed wisely, can restore rangelands, build soil carbon, and contribute meaningfully to climate solutions.

Measurement is foundational to the transformation of global food systems toward sustainability, yet building the capacity to measure what matters — across geographies, commodities, and stakeholder interests — remains deeply challenging. This virtual seminar, co-organized by Harvard Kennedy School Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government and partners, brings together practitioners working at the frontier of this challenge, from soil health to supply chains to diet quality.