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Mumbai Climate Week 2026 (MCW)

Mumbai Climate Week 2026
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Dates: February 17–19, 2026
Venue: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Mumbai Climate Week (MCW) is a flagship multi-stakeholder climate convening focused on advancing climate action, resilience, and sustainability solutions for cities and regions. Set in Mumbai- India’s financial capital and one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable megacities- MCW 2026 brings together policymakers, businesses, financial institutions, researchers, civil society, startups, and youth leaders to accelerate climate solutions at scale.

MCW serves as a collaborative platform to align policy, finance, innovation, and community action, with a strong emphasis on urban climate resilience, climate finance, just transitions, and nature-based solutions. Through high-level dialogues, technical sessions, workshops, and public engagements, the event aims to translate climate commitments into implementable, city-level outcomes.

Mumbai Climate Week 2026: Key Highlights

Why Attend Mumbai Climate Week 2026?

Mumbai Climate Week offers a unique opportunity to engage with climate action where urgency meets scale. Here’s why MCW 2026 matters:

Focus Areas

Mumbai Climate Week 2026 will spotlight key climate priorities, including:

Who Should Attend?

MCW brings together a diverse set of stakeholders, including:

Venue & City Context

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

As a coastal megacity facing rising sea levels, heat stress, and extreme rainfall, Mumbai provides a powerful real-world context for discussions on urban climate resilience, adaptation, and sustainable development.

Be Part of Mumbai Climate Week 2026

Mumbai Climate Week 2026 is a critical platform for advancing actionable, inclusive, and finance-ready climate solutions- especially for cities of the Global South. Join global and local leaders to co-create pathways toward a climate-resilient future.

More details on sessions, partners, and registrations to be announced.

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