Conference format & key facts
Organized detailsOverview
Wits is accepting registrations through 30 September 2026 for its Global Climate Finance Conference in Cape Town on 29–30 October, while research submissions remain open through 20 September.
Complete conference details
The 2026 theme is Mobilising Capital for a Just and Resilient Net-Zero World. The conference is positioned around climate finance, sustainable investment and financial tools for resilient transitions. The official Wits registration portal offers regular online and in-person delegate tiers.
Eligibility requirements
Open to delegates and researchers interested in climate finance, sustainable investment and net-zero transitions. Registration categories include online delegates and in-person students, academics and industry participants.
Tips for this conference
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Confirm whether you are registering as an attendee, speaker, poster presenter, exhibitor or scholarship/travel-grant applicant because deadlines can differ.
- For abstracts or papers, follow the exact theme, template, word limit, author format and publication rules from the official call.
- If travel is required, check invitation-letter timing, visa processing, accommodation and travel-support deadlines early.
- Review the agenda and speakers in advance and plan the sessions and people most relevant to your goals.
Verification notes
Verified on the official Wits FinTech Hub page and Wits Enterprise registration portal. Registration closes 30 September 2026 and research submissions close 20 September. Tiered registration fees are preserved in prose rather than flattened into one fee.
Job and Scholarship is the discovery and verification layer. Confirm eligibility, dates, salary/funding and application instructions on the original source before submitting anything.
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