> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.climatedata.network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings.md).

# Meetings & Events

- [Meetings](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings.md): General details for meetings of the CAD 2.0 Working Group
- [2021| July 6 - Kickoff 1](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings/july-6-kickoff.md)
- [2021| August 4 - Climate Data 2.0 Meeting #2](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings/august-4-2.md): Second meeting for the CAD2 working group
- [2021| Aug 18 - Workstream specific](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings/aug-18-workstream-specific.md): Workstream specific meeting for the data harmonization and digital infrastructure streams
- [2021| Sep 1 - Future Visioning](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings/sep-1-future-visioning.md): Third meeting for the CAD2 working group conducting a Future Visioning exercise
- [2021| Nov 6 - CAD2.0 COP26 Event](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings/2021-or-nov-6-cad2.0-cop26-event.md)
- [2021| Dec 1 - UN SG Accountability Task Force Consultation](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings/2021-or-dec-1-un-sg-accountability-task-force-consultation.md)
- [2022| Jan 12 - Road to COP27](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings/2022-or-jan-12-road-to-cop27.md)
- [2022| Feb 2 - RINGO GST Inputs](https://wiki.climatedata.network/meetings/meetings/2022-or-feb-2-ringo-gst-inputs.md)


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