Hosted by 2X Global, these sessions on 3 and 4 June will give 2X and CLIC members the chance to dive deep into the tools and topics to integrate gender-smart strategies into climate action.

Harsha Vishnumolakala will draw on CLIC's research into climate finance flows across agrifood systems to show why gender and climate must be financed together and why this is one of the most underleveraged tools in the climate investor's toolkit for achieving adaptation and resilience goals.

Two of CLIC's alumni (AllTimeFresh and Amaati) will bring the SME perspective on how gender-smart agfinance is put to work in their businesses.