The Rwanda Climate Change Forum is the digital hub of the Rwanda Climate Science Network (RCSN), a space where climate researchers, policymakers, practitioners and other stakeholders can connect, exchange knowledge and collaborate.
Building on the outcomes of the Rwanda Climate Science Symposium 2025, the Forum responds to the growing need to connect those generating climate knowledge with those using it to inform decisions and action, providing a shared space for Rwanda’s growing climate knowledge community to connect, exchange and collaborate.
Our Vision
A connected climate knowledge community where evidence, expertise and collaboration support informed climate action in Rwanda.
Why the Forum?
Climate knowledge is being generated across Rwanda by universities, research institutions, government, development partners, civil society and practitioners.
But knowledge has the greatest impact when it is shared, connected and used.
The Forum brings this community together in one digital space, making it easier to exchange expertise, discover research, discuss emerging issues and connect evidence with climate policy and practice.
What Can You Do Here?
- Ask Technical Questions: Ask questions, share expertise and get insights from peers and climate experts.
- Share Research & Data: Share research, datasets, reports, tools and other useful climate resources.
- Find Collaborators: Connect with researchers, institutions and practitioners for new collaborations.
- Discuss Climate Policy: Exchange ideas and perspectives on climate policies, plans and emerging issues.
- Explore Climate Knowledge: Discover research, resources, discussions and expertise from Rwanda’s climate community.
- Connect Evidence With Action: Bring climate science, practical knowledge and decision-making closer together.
Who Is the Forum For?
The Forum is open to anyone contributing to, interested in or using climate knowledge in Rwanda, including:
- Researchers and academics
- Climate scientists and technical experts
- Government institutions and policymakers
- Universities and research institutions
- Development partners
- NGOs and civil society organisations
- Private sector actors
- Students and early-career professionals
- Climate and environmental practitioners