Across Australia and the Asia-Pacific, extreme weather, declining ecosystem health and growing pressure on natural resources are undermining food and water security, threatening livelihoods and placing decades of international development progress at risk.

Nature-based solutions offer a practical, evidence-backed approach to addressing multiple development challenges at once.

Join the Australian International Development Network (AIDN) and WWF-Australia for this breakfast session exploring how philanthropy can achieve greater impact across community sovereignty and wellbeing, sustainable livelihoods and climate resilience.

While the case is strong that nature-driven approaches can improve livelihoods, build resilience and support long-term outcomes, investment has yet to match the scale of opportunity. This session brings together funders, practitioners and sector leaders to unpack what is holding progress back - and what it will take to move faster.

Designed for those involved in philanthropy, international development and social impact, the discussion will move beyond traditional silos to explore how funding may be directed more effectively, and where new opportunities for collaboration exist across our region and beyond.

Be part of this candid, experience-led conversation that will challenge conventional approaches to impact and reveal new pathways for delivering meaningful, lasting outcomes for people and planet.

Please Register Now to reserve your seat.

Event details:

Time: Doors open at 7.15am. A light breakfast will be available from 7.30am before presentations start. The event will wrap up by 8.50am.

Location: Emporium Hotel South Bank, 267 Grey Street, South Brisbane, QLD

Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible, with step-free access and lifts throughout. If you have any accessibility requirements or questions, please let us know.

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