The Climate Youth Negotiator Programme is an exciting platform that creates an active generation of climate change negotiators by equipping young people with the skills, knowledge, networks and resources to deliver transformative change.
By Carol Patricia – Simon González This is a guest feature by Carol Patricia and Simon González, two young negotiators from the Climate Youth Negotiators Programme under the Youth Negotiators Academy. Presenting the Results of the World Café Section during the COP 28 ACE Event: Empowering a Fair, Inclusive and Just Transition on 10th December...
The COP28 Week 2 Recap provides a summary of many of the major topics and updates of the second week of COP in the format of a downloadable 33-page booklet. https://climatalk.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/COP28-Week-2-RECAP-1.pdf
The “ABCs of Climate COPs” is an easy-to-read booklet that offers an accessible breakdown of climate COPs and the common terminology and acronyms used.
by Chinwe Oluwatoyin Adindu This is a guest feature by Chinwe Oluwatoyin Adindu, a young negotiator from the Climate Youth Negotiators Programme under the Youth Negotiators Academy. Chinwe (left) with colleagues at the SB58 Plenary session in Bonn, 2023 Introduction How do you explain trying to catch up defending environmental injustice in a world where...
The COP28 Factsheet is a downloadable and comprehensive overview of Climate COPs and COP28 in particular that serves as an easy-to-read tool in the lead up to and during COP28.
Access the full-screen version here: COP28 Timeline (Microsite) (genial.ly)
The “ABCs of Climate COPs” is an easy-to-read booklet that offers an accessible breakdown of climate COPs and the common terminology and acronyms used.
What is an NDC? Find out more about the status of the Nationally Determined Contributions that Parties to the Paris Agreement had to develop and submit.
The 8th Just Transition Platform Conference was a forum for policy experts, academics and practitioners to come together and share views, experiences and perspectives on the ongoing transition. On its last day, the Conference focused on marginalised perspectives on the just transition, as well as on the role of universities and the challenges of communicating clear action points about the transition process. The questions of who is taking advantage of the transition and who is the most impacted, as well as who is underrepresented in the labour market and in decision making, are key to ensure that the transition will be truly just.