WRF 2020 Ghana Postponed to 2021
St. Gallen, 20 March 2020 The WRF Secretariat has announced that the upcoming World Resources Forum, Accra, Ghana originally to be held from 23-25 June 2020, will be rescheduled to […]
Making Natural Resource Governance Fit for the 21st Century – WRF 2019 Meeting Report
Download PDF Making Natural Resource Governance Fit for the 21st Century – WRF 2019 Meeting Report Authors: WRF staff Publication date: 2020 Abstract: Well over 300 participants coming from […]
Call for Abstracts WRF 2020 Ghana Open
Accra, 19 December 2019 The Call for Abstracts for World Resources Forum 2020, to be held in Accra, Ghana, from June 23-25 has been opened. The conference is hosted by […]
Get Here Your Program Update WRF 2019 Geneva
Geneva, 30 July 2019 With less than three months to go before the next World Resources Forum (WRF) 2019 will open its doors, the WRF Secretariat has published the latest […]
Get System Right and let Kids get Back to School, Bas de Leeuw says at UNECE
Geneva, 9 May 2019 Current protests in the street ranging from schoolchildren marching for more action on climate change at the one side and the yellow vests movement marching against […]
Registration Open for EIT Raw Materials Cooperation
St. Gallen, 3 May 2019 The World Resources Forum and its FORAM partners organise a parallel session on stepping up international raw materials cooperation at the EIT Raw Materials Summit, […]
World Resources Forum 2019 Geneva – Save the Date
Geneva, October 23-24, 2019. “Anchoring Natural Resources and Raw Materials Management for Achieving Sustainable Consumption and Production” is the leading theme of WRF2019, to be held in Geneva, October 23-24, […]
Idea for World Forum on Raw Materials Welcomed at ERF
Berlin, 10 November 2016 The third European Resources Forum in Berlin welcomed the idea for a World Forum on Raw Materials. It should be built on existing international resource governance initiatives […]
WRF2015 and COP21: Interplay of Resource Governance and Climate Change
St Gallen/Paris, 22 December 2015. Now that the fireworks celebrating conclusion of the historic Paris Climate Agreement are over, it is high time to start developing work-streams to make this agreement work. The agreement, endorsed by 195
