Nexus Action will be in London 22-25 June 2026. This will amplify Nexus Action experiences and expertise at London Climate Action Week, promoting  effective Science-Policy-Society Interfaces to address interconnected challenges across climate, health, food, and beyond.

At Action Day and throughout the 2025 Stockholm Food Forum, the Communities for Action (CfAs) – one of the Nexus Action “Living Labs” – were at the heart of the conversation. Bringing together diverse food systems stakeholders, the CfAs worked to advance breakthrough collaborative actions, building on the Action Briefs developed in the lead up to the event. The insights, priorities, and solutions emerging from the communities shaped discussions across the Forum, where CfA representatives took to the Forum stages, demonstrating how collective intelligence, deliberate dialogue, and collaboration can translate shared knowledge into meaningful action.

Across side events and plenaries, the Gardeners alongside the Montpellier Process Community members weaved their narrative, vision and practice into the UNFSS+4 Summit. The Montpellier Process also co-hosted the EAT Action Dialogue for National Policymakers: Towards a 2025 EAT-Lancet Commission Summary for and with Policymakers.

At Nutrition for Growth, the Montpellier Process convened and engage the knowledge-to-action interfacing community to unlock local to global to local action for nutrition-focused impact. Across the Village of Solutions and multiple side events, the MP engage with the scientific community as well as private sector, policy and trade community,  building on MP CBD COP16 dialogue series and their outcomes, and towards and beyond UNFSS+4 and COP30. 

The Montpellier Process hosted a series interconnected dialogues and events at the Biodiversity COP16 Colombia carrying a clear message: food systems transformation best contributes to sustainable development when aligned to the Global Biodiversity Framework and its targets just as the targets will only be met if they are incorporated into food systems strategies and pathways. Progressing on this contribution takes effective and inclusive science-policy-society interfacing (SPSI) spaces, starting from the implementers' needs, so that knowledge communities can play an authentic role.

The March 2024 event brought together International Panels and Science-Policy Interfaces to strengthen collaboration, align messaging, and pool collective intelligence in response to interconnected global challenges. Participants explored how to better coordinate expertise across scales, support more effective science-policy engagement, contribute to major global processes, and ensure the inclusion of diverse knowledge systems, particularly those of marginalized communities.

Hosted by CGIAR and the University of Montpellier, this international gathering brought together leaders from International Panels, UN agencies, and other key stakeholders to explore stronger collaboration across science to policy interfaces. The event laid the groundwork for a larger convening in March 2024, creating a shared space to align priorities, identify opportunities for collaboration, and develop more integrated messages for global policy processes. Participants co-designed the vision and focus of the March event while building collective ownership and commitment to a longer term collaboration.