Using UNFCCC materials
Do you have photos and videos of UNFCCC events that I can use?
Photos and videos provided by the UNFCCC may be downloaded and used free of charge on condition that the photos and content are not modified and credit is given. Photos may be downloaded from the UNFCCC Flickr account.
Videos can be provided upon request, please see the UNFCCC You Tube channel, and the UNFCCC webcast archive for reference. Please send your request to press@unfccc.int.
The Earth Negotiations Bulletin (ENB), an IISD service, provides third party media coverage of UNFCCC events. Please visit their UNFCCC event archives and then find the appropriate photo pages. Their photos are available for use, free of charge, in non-commercial publications with appropriate citation. Their website contains instructions on usage and citation requirements. However, if you are not sure about a particular use, please contact the Director of IISD Reporting Services for permission.
May I use the official UNFCCC logo?
Use of the UNFCCC logo requires written authorization from the UNFCCC secretariat. Requests to use the UNFCCC logo should be addressed to webmaster@unfccc.int.
Can I use the official United Nations emblem?
The official emblem of the United Nations is intended for official use and may not be used by persons or organizations outside of the UN system without authorization of the Secretary-General. Please note that anyone wishing to use the United Nations emblem should submit an official request in writing to the Office of Legal Affairs, United Nations. Please visit the United Nations website for more information.
Can I redistribute your press releases, or link to them?
You may redistribute UNFCCC press releases provided you credit UNFCCC. Alternatively, you may link to UNFCCC press releases from your website. Please note, the UNFCCC secretariat distributes its own press releases and does not post third party press releases on its website.
I want to get graphs and data about climate change. What is available and can I use it?
All official texts, data and documents are in the public domain and may be freely downloaded, copied and printed provided no change to the content is introduced, and the source is acknowledged. You can find graphs and data in our background publications and the GHG data section of our website. Alternatively, you may wish to visit the IPCC--they have posted numerous scientific charts that can be downloaded in a variety of convenient formats.