COP 30 in Belém was dubbed the “Implementation COP”, but the implementation era for multilateral climate processes is far from over. As countries turn from agreeing on goals to delivering on them, the 31st Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 31) will be held in Antalya, Türkiye, from November 9-20, 2026. Türkiye will host the summit and hold the COP Presidency, while Australia will serve as President for Negotiations.

Several key tracks are up for negotiation this year, from adaptation and mitigation to just transition and finance. Beyond the formal negotiations, the Presidency-led Action Agenda also covers significant themes, including the proposed global electrification target of “35 by 2035.”

CSE at COP 31

A delegation from the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) will attend the conference in Antalya. We will provide updates on the proceedings and analyses of the themes discussed. Follow our updates, articles, videos and engagements from Antalya on our social media channels and on the CSE and DTE websites.

UNFCCC Side Event at COP 31: Africa Policy Research Institute (APRI), CSE India, E+ Energy Transition Institute, Tufts University

CSE will co-host a side event at COP 31 with speakers from the Africa Policy Research Institute gUG (APRI), the E+ Energy Transition Institute (E+ Institute), Tufts University, and UNIDO, titled 'Just Transition through Green Industrialisation: Enabling Conditions for the Global South'.' It will be held on November 17, from 18:30–20:00 (local time), in Side Event Room 2 – DALYAN.

Post-COP 31 Briefing: November 24

Join us for an online post-COP 31 briefing decoding the major outcomes and updates on November 24,

Media

Our experts are available for media comments and interviews.

For on-ground enquiries, contact:
Avantika Goswami
avantika.goswami@cseindia.org

For media queries, contact:

Sukanya Nair
sukanya.nair@cseindia.org