The Chevening community extends to all corners of the globe. Here is the latest news on what is going on in the Chevening network, and blogs from members of our community.
As a small island nation, Tuvalu is advocating for ambitious climate action to save its beloved land. Chevening Alumnus Niuone Eliuta shares his experience in the campaign for a sustainable future for Tuvalu.
Eduardo Carvalho emphasises the pivotal role of the arts in addressing climate change.
In September 2004, President Anote Tong of Kiribati made history at the United Nations General Assembly by highlighting the urgent need for action on climate change, sparking a global movement for climate justice and earning him the title of 'climate warrior.'
Discover how Chevener Verónica Robledo Vallejo became a beacon of conservation amidst conflict.
Chevening Alumnus Kourosh Ziabari is an important voice in the fight against climate change. We find out more.
Our oceans are the planets largest ecosystem. Covering nearly 71% of the Earth’s surface, they sustain life as we know it. Yet they are increasingly under threat. We speak with 2021 Chevening Scholar Natalia Shepel about how she intends to learn from world leading experts at the University of Southampton to advance scientific research into protecting the world’s oceans.
We talk to the Japan Chevening Alumni Network (JCAN) to find out more.
Chevening Alumni come together to talk about climate change and loss of biodiversity. We talk to them about what they learned.
Maha Kamal graduated from Queen Mary, University of London with a Master’s in International Public Policy. Now, she’s at World Bank working on climate governance. Read her story.
We hear from Tomonori Sudo, Professor of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, about how to attract finance to projects aimed at tackling the climate crisis.
