Generation Restoration Roundtable February 2026
On October 28th, 2024, Generation Restoration e.V. organized a roundtable with 17 participants from various organizations online around a key question:
On October 28th, 2024, Generation Restoration e.V. organized a roundtable with 17 participants from various organizations online around a key question:
We are currently witnessing fierce battles over funding: 'Should money be spent on climate protection or on people?’ some ask - a letter from Bill Gates just before the COP30 climate conference in Brazil has recently fuelled this debate. But the question is misleading. Development aid and climate protection must not be seen as competing priorities - they share a common agenda! If this connection is not better understood, the international community risks leaving the most vulnerable even further behind. A recent article highlights how this gap between development and climate policy is widening (see, for example, the criticism of Bill Gates' approach). Let us back this up with scientifically proven correlations – because the data clearly shows that global warming, land and soil degradation, famine, migration and poverty are closely interlinked.
On October 28th, 2024, Generation Restoration e.V. organized a roundtable with 17 participants from various organizations online around a key question:
On August 8th, 2025, around 25 participants from NGOs, research institutions, international organizations, and community-based initiatives came together for a new edition of the Generation Restoration roundtable. The guiding question this time:
How do we move from scaling regenerative solutions to making them a standard in refugee settlements? At our May 2025 Roundtable, experts and community leaders explored the critical role of alignment—with communities and donors alike—to lay the groundwork for lasting change.
On October 28th, 2024, Generation Restoration e.V. organized a roundtable with 17 participants from various organizations online around a key question:
On October 28th, 2024, Generation Restoration e.V. organized a roundtable with 17 participants from various organizations online around a key question: