
UK Climate-Adaptation Forum · Est. London
Call to Action brings together leaders from industry, engineering, science and agriculture to confront the practical consequences of a changing climate: securing water and food, protecting communities from extreme heat, flooding and wildfire, strengthening critical infrastructure, and adapting the places where we live and work.
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Focus areas
Open
Call for leaders
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Sectors convened
2026
Annual forum
The mandate
A forum where experienced people speak openly, challenge conventional thinking, and identify commercial solutions that can be implemented.
The UK must focus on practical action. The cost of delay compounds across every river basin, every grid link and every high street. We exist to move the conversation from risk to response, from the headline number to what actually breaks, what holds, and what can ship.
Securing water and food supplies under drought stress and shifting precipitation, from reservoir planning to agronomy that holds.
Protecting communities from extreme heat, flooding and wildfire: drainage, defensible space, and early-warning systems that work.
Strengthening critical infrastructure (power, water and transport) through the events the network was never designed to absorb.
Adapting the places where we live and work (housing, streets and public space) to a warmer, wetter, more volatile climate.
We are assembling a standing body of practitioners from industry, engineering, science and agriculture. Profiles of confirmed members will be published here as the forum takes shape.
Operators, asset owners and utilities running the systems communities depend on.
Civil, power, water and transport engineers who design and maintain critical infrastructure.
Climate, hydrology and agronomy specialists translating evidence into decisions.
Farmers, land managers and supply-chain leaders securing food and water.
Founding partners
To be announced. We are speaking with research institutes, utilities and trade bodies about formal partnership.
Contribute to the forum
We are assembling a standing body of practitioners for the adaptation decade. Tell us what you do, and where the hard problems sit.