The world is approaching decisions that will shape lives, economies and ecosystems for generations. Climate change is no longer a distant risk; its impacts are already visible in food systems, health, cities and financial stability.
Yet the future is not fixed. Research on tipping points shows that when leadership, investment and public confidence align, change can accelerate rapidly and systems that once seemed immovable can shift.
Global Tipping Points Conference 2026 (GTP 2026) focuses on where that momentum can be unlocked. Hosted in Asia for the first time, the meeting brings together leaders from science, finance, culture and policy in a region where climate risks are intensifying but where many of the solutions are already emerging at scale.
The Biomimicry Institute’s CEO, Amanda Sturgeon will present, while Institute co-founder, Janine Benyus, will deliver a remote keynote.