After eight successful summer forums, we are thrilled to announce the launch of the Winter Edition of The Klosters Forum. The Winter Edition will be a slightly more condensed version of the summer forum, featuring workshops, panel discussions, privately hosted dinners, self-organised meetings, and optional ski and snowshoe walking sessions.
We will leverage the unique opportunities of a winter setting to create an intimate and productive environment for connecting, sharing, learning, brainstorming, strategising, and planning. The forum will be limited to 50 global subject matter experts, with an additional 10 TKF Friends.

We are currently working on the exact theme for the forum, ensuring it aligns with the current needs of the TKF20/21 Food & Biodiversity community.

By invitation only.

Curatorial Committee

Dr. Gunhild Stordalen Founder and Executive Chair, EAT Foundation

Dr. João Campari Global Leader, Food and Agriculture Practice, WWF International

Dr. Agnes Kalibata President, Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)

Programme

Travel and Logistics

Day 01

Guided snow shoe hike for early arrivals
Registration
Warm Data Lab
TKF Welcome and Opening Speakers
Privately hosted Dinner

Day 02

Morning Meditation and/or Morning Walk
Workshop
Panel Discussion
Lunch
Workshop
Horse Carriage Ride with Apéritif
Dinner

Day 03 (Optional)

Rooms Available for Self-Organised Meetings
Organised Snow Shoe Walk
Organised Ski Guide
Fondue Dinner

Travel and Logistics

Location: Madrisa

Klosters is a charming Swiss Alpine village, only 2h by train from Zurich.

Our workshops and discussions take place in a beautiful chalet on the Madrisa mountain. Due to the relatively small nature of the forum, the community develops a sense of kinship during workshops, dinners, and alpine activities creating an ideal environment to foster connections and effective relationships needed to find collaborative solutions for urgent environmental challenges.