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COP15 Climate Change conference in Copenhagen.

07 December 2009 - 18 December 2009

The UN climate conference in Copenhagen in December this year may not yield a new global climate treaty with every minor detail in place. But hopefully it will close with agreements on four political essentials, thereby creating a clarity the world – not least the financially struck business world – needs.

A meeting of the world’s major economies to boost international negotiations ahead of December’s UN climate change conference in Copenhagen will take place in London on October 18 and 19.

"Real commitment from all countries is needed to secure a breakthrough deal."

At COP15 Copenhagen conference some 190 nations are set to negotiate a successor to the emissions-capping Kyoto Protocol.

Who can participate?

In addition to government representatives the press, IGOs and NGOs can be admitted and participate in the COP15 conference.

The sessions (COP 15) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change is open to Parties of the Convention and Observer States (Governments), the United Nations System and observer organizations duly admitted by the Conference of the Parties.  In addition, accredited press is allowed to cover the proceedings of the Convention.

To read more about how you can take part click here.