Regional and local governments, the private sector, investors, youth organizations, science organizations, universities and schools, cooperatives, indigenous people organizations, filmmakers, media and others are welcome to apply to host an event.

Organizations can apply to host an event here.

This year, there will not be a separate application for the Action Hub. We ask anyone who would like to host an event to fill out the expression of interest form here.

Yes, however, multiple application requests from the same organization shall not have the same content, nor the same speakers.

Side events have a one-hour time limit. Events held in the Action Hub have a 30-minute time limit.

Room sizes vary and can host anywhere from 50 to 200 participants.

Hosting an event is free of charge, with each event host responsible for arrangements and related costs, including flight, visa, food and accommodation as well as materials needed for their event (for example, printed agendas, brochures, USBs, etc.).

This year, all events at Africa Climate Week will be in-person events. The UNFCCC will offer the possibility for remote speakers to connect to individual meetings but virtual-only meetings will not be possible.

The Africa Climate Action Summit is being co-hosted by the Government of Kenya and the African Union Commission on 4th to 6th September 2023 and is co-convened by the African Development Bank and the Global Center on Adaptation. More information on this event will be made available soon.