Inaugural Edition · Harare, Zimbabwe · 25–26 June 2026
1500+ delegates. 30+ universities. Towards a Net Zero Future — innovation, debate, policy and entrepreneurship united.
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The Zimbabwe Students Climate Innovation Summit (ZSCIS) is a landmark two-day gathering at the Diamond Conference Centre, University of Zimbabwe, Harare, bringing together the country's most ambitious young minds from over 30 universities.
Delegates will engage in keynote sessions, policy workshops, an innovation hackathon, and entrepreneurship pitches — all focused on building a climate-resilient Zimbabwe.
The summit culminates in the signing of the Harare Climate Pledge — a student-authored commitment to climate action, submitted to Zimbabwe's Ministry of Environment.
40+ speakers across climate science, policy, innovation and entrepreneurship

Summit Moderator
LASOF Leadership Institute

Director of Legal Affairs
Bulawayo Economic Dev. Agency

CEO, Mimosa Mining
Mimosa Mining Company

Deputy Vice-Chancellor
University of Kigali

Licensed Trustee & Director
Securities & Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe

Acting Director
Ministry of Environment, Climate & Wildlife
Three interconnected pillars driving Zimbabwe's student climate movement
Harnessing science, technology and engineering to build Zimbabwe's climate-resilient future — from solar microgrids to drought-resistant agriculture.
Empowering students to engage with, shape and advocate for national and continental climate policy frameworks.
Building sustainable businesses and social enterprises that drive both economic growth and environmental impact across Zimbabwe.
25–26 June 2026 · Diamond Conference Centre, UZ
Delegate registration, networking breakfast and official welcome from the ZSCIS Student Committee.
Official opening with keynote addresses. Launch of the Zimbabwe Youth Climate Declaration towards a Net Zero Future.
High-stakes debates on Zimbabwe's NDC 3.0, coal phase-out timelines, climate finance sovereignty, and agricultural adaptation.
Student teams from across Zimbabwe's universities present climate solutions competing for the Zimbabwe Climate Prize.
Industry leaders, policymakers and development partners engage students on NDC 3.0, the National Energy Compact and green finance.
Recognition of outstanding innovations and debate champions. Signing of the Harare Climate Pledge by all delegates.
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Limited delegate spots available. Applications close 1 August 2026.
Diamond Conference Centre, UZ · 25–26 June 2026
Open to all Zimbabwean university students