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Overview
The National Climate Resilience and Emergency Preparedness Conference 2027 is designed to connect climate risk with organizational delivery. As climate emergencies become increasingly severe, this conference will guide participants in understanding and prioritizing the risks they face. Delegates will gain insights into the policies and actions necessary to strengthen resilience against extreme climate events.
Key Themes
The conference will cover critical topics such as embedding climate resilience in policy and decision-making, financial preparedness for climate risks, and the importance of nature-based solutions. Attendees will hear from experts across various sectors, including local authorities, emergency services, and infrastructure providers, ensuring a comprehensive approach to climate resilience.
Networking Opportunities
Participants will have the chance to engage in breakout networking sessions, allowing them to discuss the climate risks that pose the greatest challenges to their organizations. This collaborative environment fosters the sharing of resilience action plans and the exploration of how climate policy can be integrated into risk management procedures.
Who Should Attend
This conference is ideal for professionals in roles such as Directors of Environment and Climate Emergency, Emergency Planning Officers, and Infrastructure Resilience Managers. It aims to attract a diverse audience from local authorities, housing associations, and energy providers, ensuring a rich exchange of ideas and strategies.
Continuing Professional Development
Attendees will earn 8 CPD points, contributing to their professional development while gaining valuable knowledge and connections to advance their organizations' climate action plans. The event promises to be a significant step towards building a more resilient future in the face of climate change.
