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CIFOR-ICRAF at UNFCCC COP28

30 Nov – 12 Dec 2023, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

COP 28 daily bulletins

The Final Edition: The beginning of the end of fossil fuels? COP28 historic agreement under looming questions on whether it’s enough and how it will be financed

Day 12bis: The NEW GST text is out, and we are headed for an outcome, but it won’t be free of criticism

Day 12: A day of reckoning for COP 28. A draft final outcome that threatens the climate and the future of the multilateral process

Day 11: The fossil fuel phase-out and final hours of COP28. Countries go head to head on how to keep the 1.5°C north star in sight

Day 10: Time is running out in Dubai as disagreements prevail, and negotiators are urged to push beyond their comfort zones

Day 9: Enter the Majlis, and the brackets, and the options, in a day of emotion and drama at COP28

Day 8: A heavy lift as week two begins. The course correct seems a long way off

Day 7: Division prevailing in climate negotiations. No outcome on Agriculture, divergence on human rights, and a GST text that lacks ‘hope’

Day 6: Climate and biodiversity linkages continue to be highlighted across the negotiations, while market-based approaches remain tangled in complexities

Day 5: A long list of new proposals for the GST, progress on Article 6.4, and a new proposal under consideration in Agriculture

Day 4: Negotiations are in full swing as the first round of high-level sessions wrap up with increasing emphasis on the biodiversity-climate nexus

Day 3: Tropical Forests Forever and Food Systems Transformation? A huge day of announcements at COP28

Day 2: Loss and damage history + what’s ahead for the Article 6.4 supervisory body?

Day 1: What can we expect from COP28 climate negotiations in Dubai?

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