Environmental governance frameworks, such as the 17 Goals and 169 targets under the Sustainable Development Goals and the post 2020 Biodiversity Framework under the Convention on Biological Diversity, the United Nations Framework for Climate Change Convention, among others, provide the mechanisms and mandates for urgent action to meet the challenges posed by global environmental change. […]

The Belmont Forum is excited to announce the newly funded projects through two of our collaborative research actions (CRAs). These 12 multilateral, transdisciplinary, collaborative  projects seek to understand challenges and find solutions associated with global environmental change. We are excited to see what these teams create in the coming years! Systems of Sustainable Consumption and

*Sign up to receive updates and to be invited to the webinar.  This announcement is intended to inform interested individuals and groups of an upcoming research funding opportunity focused on research challenges at the interface of cultural heritage and climate change. This research call, or “Collaborative Research Action” (CRA), is an initiative of the Joint

Three NEW Collaborative Research Actions in 2023! Details to come on our website and on social media. All CRAs are scheduled to launch in April.     Climate, Environment, & Health II   Focused on understanding the climate, environment, and health pathways to protect and promote ecological, planetary, and human health in the face of

The Belmont Forum held its annual (virtual) plenary 25-27 October 2022.  This event brings together Belmont Forum Members and Partners to engage in discussion on administrative and governance issues, as well as to explore forward looking opportunities for the development of Belmont Forum Collaborative Research Actions (CRAs). This year Belmont Forum was happy to welcome

Following the release of the Belmont Forum External Review that was conducted by Technopolis and Science-Metrix, the Belmont Forum community has come together to consider the report as presented to us and to respond with our thoughts on the way forward. While the review itself was very positive on the role of the Belmont Forum

Belmont Forum would like to invite you to participate in our upcoming scoping workshops, led by Belmont Forum Member the National Research Foundation in South Africa, to help develop/define a new African Regional Belmont Forum Collaborative Research Action (CRA) According to the Climate Change Vulnerability Index for 2017, four of the five countries most at

Belmont Forum is working to foster important conversations around transdisciplinary global environmental change research through the delivery of several upcoming virtual activities and panel discussions at the Science Summit at the United Nations General Assembly (SSUNGA77) Join us for an interactive Future of Food simulation: Making science work for policy: interactive experience of the “Future

Belmont Forum, JPI Cultural Heritage and JPI Climate would like to invite you to participate in our upcoming scoping workshops to help develop/define the new Belmont Forum CRA: “Cultural Heritage and Climate Change: New Challenges and Perspectives for Research.” Take part in shaping the international research programme on the impact of climate change on cultural 

The Belmont Forum, with the leadership of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) is scoping for the development of a Collaborative Research Action (CRA) exploring how we plan, integrate and use our urban clue and green spaces as part of urban sustainability landscapes.  Building on three expert scoping workshops, involving 106 experts including academic researchers