Interactive: Who wants what at the COP31 climate change summit
The COP31 climate summit in Antalya, Turkey, will focus on climate finance and a 'just transition' to a low-carbon economy. Carbon Brief has released an interactive tool to track the positions of various nations on key negotiating points.
Why it matters
Tracking international climate negotiations is essential for understanding global policy shifts regarding energy, industrialization, and climate finance.
Share Article Contents Expand menu Close Just transition Climate finance Adaptation and mitigation Global stocktake and NDCs Action agenda and other issues Delegates will soon gather in the Turkish resort city of Antalya for UN climate negotiations, against a backdrop of war , energy crisis and climate extremes .
At COP31, nations will try to find agreement on various issues, including climate finance for developing countries and a global “ just transition ” towards a cleaner economy.
This summit is unusual due to its joint presidency, which means that Australia is leading the negotiations while Turkey hosts the conference.
Outside the formal negotiations, Turkey is also pushing its own priorities as part of a wider “ action agenda ”, including electrification , oceans and “green industrialisation”.
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