Oxford Climate Policy

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OCP works to build the capacity of developing country negotiators, and to foster mutual trust between countries in the international climate negotiations.

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    19 Sep 2021

    The is looking for young entrepreneurs from Africa passionate about & resilience. See if you are eligible for a chance to win up to $100,000 in funding! 🔗 More: 📆 Deadline 6th October 6

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  2. 13 Sep 2021

    Rolling Time Frames … the Article 4.10 landing zone in Glasgow

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    4 Sep 2021

    On 6th September, the High-Level Dialogue to accelerate climate adaptation action will be followed by the inauguration of ’s new floating office in Rotterdam by His Majesty King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands.

    GCA Floating Office Rotterdam
    The Global Center on Adaptation’s new floating global office is emblematic of the future solutions that will need to be implemented to cope with the climate crisis.
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  4. 1 Sep 2021

    What do you mean: ‘Common Time Frame’?

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    12 Aug 2021

    Today, technical teams from , and President discussed on how ministers from both countries will conduct consultations on common timeframes of reporting on . Thank you and Manuela Galan for fruitful discussion.

    , , and 7 others
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  6. 26 Jul 2021

    A first case for the Compliance Committee of the Paris Agreement – the EU?

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  7. 13 Jul 2021

    Completing the Paris Ambition Mechanism in Glasgow: Key Message to Policy Makers

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  8. 24 Jun 2021

    "2 'update' or not 2 'update' every 5 years, that is the Q4" Some comments on the informal consultations on Common Time Frames (CTF) in the recent session of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) by Benito Müller

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  9. 26 May 2021

    Common Time Frames — Synthesising the Options for a Decision in Glasgow

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  10. 20 May 2021

    Common Time Frames: Reducing the Number of Options for Glasgow

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    17 May 2021

    Nouveau! Comprend désormais les lignes directrices de mise en œuvre adoptées en 2018 et les implications pour la législation et la politique nationales dans les pays en développement.

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    30 Mar 2021

    What are African countries doing to implement the Paris Agreement at domestic level? A new policy brief from looks at the experience of Kenya, Eswatini, Nigeria and Uganda in developing climate framework laws 👉

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    31 Mar 2021

    The negotiations on the impact of response measures are likely to become more critical as countries implement the Paris Agreement. Find out why, and what the negotiations are all about, in the new Pocket Guide :

    https://bit.ly/2O6Ahce
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    31 Mar 2021

    The road to enshrining climate change action in national legislation can be challenging. A new policy brief with considers the experience and lessons from efforts in Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria and Eswatini to introduce climate legislation:

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    23 Mar 2021

    Common Time Frame is critical for the success of . Benito Müller , Xin Li & I, write how the "Glasgow Ambition Cycle (GAC)" can be built on the domestic planning processes to ratchet-up the collective ambition.

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  16. 16 Mar 2021

    The Glasgow Ambition Cycle — Domestic Considerations

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    7 Mar 2021

    The perfect reading for - this pocket guide by provides us with an overview of in climate negotiations ➡️

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  18. Retweeted
    10 Feb 2021

    greenwashing or good effort to shift values and aspirations?

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    8 Feb 2021

    This is a helpful resource for those who want to understand the role of science in international climate negotiations . Congrats for this new publication! CC:

    New Pocket Guide for policymakers on Climate Science & UNFCCC. What is meant by ‘climate science’? How do you know which ‘scientific’ voices to listen to? How do you balance scientific information against other relevant considerations? This and more
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    8 Feb 2021

    You can never go wrong with a pocket guide from . Thank you !

    New Pocket Guide for policymakers on Climate Science & UNFCCC. What is meant by ‘climate science’? How do you know which ‘scientific’ voices to listen to? How do you balance scientific information against other relevant considerations? This and more
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