Delft Climate Action Festival to Highlight Sustainable Solutions
Delft, Friday, 19 September 2025.
On September 25, TU Delft hosts a festival showcasing farmers’ success without plowing or pesticides, inspiring green innovation against climate change and biodiversity loss.
Festival Overview and Objectives
On September 25, 2025, the Climate Action Festival at TU Delft will host a crucial session titled ‘Climate & Biodiversity: Let’s team up for a greener future and untangle interdependent challenges.’ The session, led by Suzanne van den Bosch and Annelot Broerze, aims to address the intertwined issues of climate change and biodiversity loss. This event underscores the importance of sector-crossing collaboration, demonstrating sustainable practices like those of farmers who achieve successful harvests without plowing or using pesticides [1].
Sustainable Practices and Innovation
The festival will highlight various sustainable practices and innovations crucial for combating climate change. For instance, regenerative agriculture techniques that eliminate the need for traditional plowing or chemical pesticides will be featured. These methods not only enhance soil health but also promote biodiversity, serving as a model for sustainable farming practices globally [1].
Collaborative Efforts for a Greener Future
The Climate Action Festival is part of a broader initiative by the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities to strengthen collaboration in addressing climate and biodiversity challenges. Since 2024, these institutions have been working together to create impactful solutions that integrate scientific research with practical applications. The festival serves as a platform to inspire innovation and encourage professionals across various sectors to adopt green solutions [1].
Engagement and Networking Opportunities
Attendees of the festival will have the opportunity to engage with experts through a series of keynotes, workshops, and breakout sessions. Topics such as renewable energy, ecosystem restoration, and local climate initiatives will be covered. Additionally, the festival will feature a demonstrator market and networking opportunities to foster collaboration and inspire action among participants [1].