Event Essentials
Plan your experience at the FT Climate & Impact Summit Africa
Whether you’re attending to explore clean energy, biodiversity markets, or regional investment strategies, planning ahead will ensure a valuable experience. Here's a quick checklist to get you started, scroll down for full details and click here to access the help page.
Agenda at a glance
Get a quick overview of what’s happening throughout the day, including session start times, breaks and networking moments. For the full schedule and speaker line-up, view the complete agenda.
December 3, 2025 | Wednesday | In-person
8:00 AM – Registration & Breakfast
9:00 AM – Opening, panels and keynote interviews
11:10 AM – Networking break
11:30 PM – Late morning panels and keynote interview
01:10 PM – Networking lunch
02:10 PM – Afternoon panels and keynote interviews
05:20 PM – Drinks reception
Venue Location
(To be announced – central Cape Town venue)
Check-In Details
Your ticket will be sent with your confirmation email, if approved to attend the event. Please have it ready at the registration kiosk for a smooth check-in. Please check your spam folder if it doesn’t appear in your inbox.
Transport
Cape Town International Airport is well-connected globally and a short drive from the city centre.
Ride-hailing services and public transport options are available.
Let us and your network know you’re going
Tell everyone you're going to be part of something big and connect with fellow attendees before the event!
It only takes a moment – follow the simple steps below to share your attendance.
Share your excitement online
Let your network know you’re attending the summit by posting on LinkedIn or X (formerly Twitter).
Need help?
FAQs
Find answers to common questions on our help page.
Contact us
If you need further assistance:
Email – Reach us at ftlive@ft.com
Phone – Call us at +44 (0) 207 775 6653
Our customer service team is available Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm BST and happy to assist you.
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