UNFCCC Review

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The Copenhagen climate change conference (COP-15) saw the largest number of participants in the history of climate change meetings and engaged the largest number of high level government officials as active participants

It also hosted the highest number of side events, exhibits, demonstrations and displays of any UNFCCC meeting. It is likely that the level of interest in UNFCCC meetings will continue to rise. In preparation for future meetings, and in recognition of the critical role that civil society plays in the climate change discussions, the UNFCCC secretariat will need to explore dynamic policy measures to maintain and develop the effectiveness of stakeholder participation.

The UNFCCC have requested Stakeholder Forum undertake a review of the quality of stakeholder participation in UNFCCC meetings. The review will be assessing some of the key channels by which stakeholders engage in UNFCCC meetings including side events, exhibits, and media stunts. It will also be considering the more long term strategies for how to improve and maintain the interface between decision makers and civil society organisations in the climate change negotiations.

The initial findings for the research will be presented at the UNFCCC Bonn session in June.

Should you like any further information on the review please contact Emily Benson directly on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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