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The Road Ahead for Global Climate Action Post-COP30: A Cross-Regional Perspective

We are delighted to announce that CSDLP and our valued partner, the Centre for International Law at the National University of Singapore, will host a joint webinar on 12 March 2026. Registrations are now open for this online event.
COP Webinar

Report on COP30 and the Year Ahead

The Durham Delegation are pleased to present our Report on COP30 and the Year Ahead. Find out more about our delegation, events and activities at COP30.
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Durham Declaration Launch at COP30 - Higher Education as a Climate Catalyst: From Regional Cooperation to Global Scale

Professor Petra Minnerop represented the Coimbra Group of universities at COP30 and launched the Durham Declaration on Climate Change and Sustainability
Durham Declaration Launch at COP30 1

New Research Frontiers in Law and Science: from the deep Sea to rising Sea levels

Durham University hosted an event at the Ocean Pavilion at COP30: 'New Research Frontiers in Law and Science: from the deep Sea to rising Sea levels'.
COP30 Ocean Pavilion Flyer

Durham University UNFCCC Official Side Event at COP30: Implementing evidence-based NDCs 3.0 through integrated, gender-responsive Just Transitions

Durham University will be hosting an official UNFCCC Side Event at COP30, in Belém, Brazil. We are proud to continue our tradition of hosting events at conferences of the parties (COPs), and we are committed to maintaining active engagment with the UNFCCC processes as an observer NGO.
COP 30 Side Event Flyer (Final)

Professor Elisa Morgera interviewed by the BBC News ahead of COP30.

Professor Elisa Morgera shared her insights with the BBC News on how the COP30 is a crucial multilateral conference to address climate change crisis.
Elisa Morgera Profile Screenshot

Just Transition – a Fairness Discourse for Enhancing Adaptation and Improving Social Resilience

This year at COP29, Durham Univeristy's application to host an official UNFCCC Side Event was approved by the UNFCCC Secretariat. The event was live streamed, from the Baku, Azerbaijan COP29 venue, at UNFCCC official channels and was viewed by our staff and students at Durham University.
People sitting on chairs in a row as panellists at the UNFCCC Side Event at COP29

Coping with COP29

Professor Petra Minnerop, Professor of International Law at Durham Law School, shares her insights from COP29 - including the COP's mandate under UNFCCC, the new Collective Quantified Goal on climate finance, and an update on the carbon markets.
Plastic Letters Bill Board at COP29 Venue Entrance

COP Presidencies Troika: The Contradictory Narratives and Regressive Negotiations at COP29

Hafiz Ghulam Mustafa Kamran, PhD Candidate at Durham Law School, offers a critical view of the COP Presidencies Troika.
a man in suit standing in front of COP29 hashtag sign

COP29 and the Potential of Revenues from Carbon Markets and CBAM for a Just Transition to Net Zero.

Professor Laura Marsiliani, Department of Economics, shares her insights from COP29.
Lady in front of COP29 Museum display

Our COP29 Delegates joined Year 3 and Year 6 children of St Oswald's Primary School live from COP29, Baku Azerbaijan.

On Tuesday the 19th of November, Durham University UNFCCC delegates joined Year 3 (Neville) and Year 6 (Bailey) children of St Oswald's Primary School live from COP29, Baku Azerbaijan.
A colourful poster made by year 3 child highlighting climate change

Durham to Dubai: Findings at COP28 and counter questions

A Blog post by Prof Andrew Russell, Department of Anthropology.
Protest at COP28