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The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), through its Sustainable Mobility Unit and in collaboration with the Global Network for Popular Transportation (GNPT), will convene the Second Global Electric Two- and Three-Wheeler Conference in Mexico City from 2 to 4 June 2026.

The event will be in-person only and free of charge, with sessions in both English and Spanish. Participants traveling to Mexico for this conference will need to cover their own travel costs (unless sponsorship has been offered).

Building on the inaugural edition held in Bangkok in 2023, the conference will bring together policymakers, industry leaders, operators, workers, researchers and civil society from across the Global South to accelerate the electrification of two- and three-wheelers (2&3Ws) as a cornerstone of a just, low-carbon mobility transition.

Our delegates are high-level policy and decision makers and practitioners from education, business and government – the three key areas driving ICT supported learning and training adoption and innovation.

We attract an average of over 1.300 education and training practitioners, decision makers, policy makers, leaders, experts as well as investors and providers of education and training, with 80% coming from across the African Continent in one convenient place. Participants involved in digital education, training and skills development forge multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships, whilst enhancing their knowledge, expertise and skills.

Why attend eLearning Africa?

Established in 2005, eLearning Africa is the largest and most comprehensive knowledge-sharing event for digital education, training, and skills on the African continent. It is the leading platform for government representatives, top decision-makers, policy-makers, experts, and practitioners across all sectors, including public and private education, and corporate learning & development.

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The Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF) 2026 marks a significant milestone as we celebrate the Asian Development Bank’s 60th anniversary while addressing the most pressing challenges in clean energy transition.

ACEF 2026 signifies a crucial milestone in the institution’s energy engagement in Asia and the Pacific. The forum reflects ADB’s updated Energy Policy in 2025 and responds to the region’s growing demand for clean energy solutions that are secure, resilient, and inclusive. It takes place against a backdrop of economic uncertainty in Asia and the Pacific, with regional growth projected to slow to 4.0% in 2026. At the same time, persistent energy access gaps continue to affect more than 400 million people, while rising geopolitical and trade tensions add further pressure on economies across the region.

ACEF serves as a regional platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and the promotion of practical clean energy solutions that go beyond conventional transition models. The forum will bring together a diverse range of stakeholders including governments, private sector actors, academia, financial institutions, NGOs, and development partners to collectively address the region’s pressing energy challenges and emerging opportunities.

RENMOZ, the largest renewable energy business conference in Mozambique, returns to Maputo with an edition entirely focused on accelerating business, investment, and on-the-ground projects.

Over four days, the event will feature institutional and business sessions, a multifunctional networking area, site visits, and the sector gala. Strategic documents will also be launched during the conference, including the 5th edition of the Briefing: Renewables in Mozambique and the new National Project Pipeline, which will bring together opportunities in IPP generation, transmission, mini-grids, and commercial and industrial systems.

This year, a pre-agenda – Road to RENMOZ – will also be launched, featuring preparatory activities such as:

an international roadshow, which will include RENMOZ in the EU for investors in Brussels;
a national roadshow aimed at identifying projects and stimulating the private sector;
a matchmaking program will be offered to drive partnerships, agreements and investment decisions leading up to June.
Organized by AMER and ALER, with the support of GET.invest Mozambique and as part of the Global Gateway Business Forum, the conference remains as a representative platform for the entire sector and a key space for dialogue and engagement among all stakeholders.

• Universal Health Coverage: Primary Health Care & Community Health Systems
• Lifelong Wellness: Chronic Conditions, Mental Health & Aging
• One Health & Climate Resilience: Nutrition and Food Security
• Digital Transformation of Health Systems: Public Digital Infrastructure, Data, AI & Interoperability
• Health Equity: Youth, Women & the Health Workforce
• HealthTech Entrepreneurship: Financing, Governing & Scaling HealthTech Innovation

The Africa Healthtech Summit Canada – AHTSx Canada will bring together leaders across health, innovation, policy, and investment. It’s a great opportunity for individuals working in global health, market-based solutions, or health innovation in emerging markets.

Your link to the people, ideas and solutions driving South Africa’s infrastructure delivery.

About South Africa Infrastructure Expo
South Africa Infrastructure Expo is an innovative event dedicated to advancing the infrastructure industry in South Africa. As an essential part of the country’s transformation goals, this event aims to encourage conversation, collaboration, and innovation in the critical field of infrastructure development. With the South African infrastructure market valued at $193 billion, the event serves as a timely platform to address the nation’s infrastructure needs and opportunities, aligning with the objectives of the National Development Plan 2030 and the National Infrastructure Plan 2050.

At the South Africa Infrastructure Expo, our aim is clear: to provide a dynamic platform for industry stakeholders to exchange ideas, showcase innovations, and forge partnerships that shape the nation’s infrastructure development.