As COP31 gets underway in Antalya, several digital services are available to help participants find information, follow meetings and stay updated throughout the conference.
The Get COP Ready page provides practical guidance for participants, while the UNFCCC conference website offers the latest schedules, documents, webcasts and conference updates.
Registered participants can also use the UNFCCC COP31 Digital Platform to follow meetings online, connect with other participants and receive notifications about documents and conference information.
Additional practical and venue-related services are available through the host country's official digital channels.
Whether attending in person or following remotely, these resources can help you navigate the conference and stay informed.
Two mobile apps are available to help participants navigate COP31, each offering different services.
- UNFCCC COP31 Digital Platform app: For registered Blue Zone participants, including accredited media, to follow meetings online, personalise their schedules, receive notifications and network with other participants. Please note that interactive meeting functions, including Q&A, are not available to media participants.
- COP31 Host Country app: For Green Zone events, venue information, Presidency initiatives, Party Pavilion schedules, transport, accommodation and other practical services around COP31.
For an overview of the available websites, apps and conference resources, visit Get ready for COP31.
With COP31 getting underway tomorrow, we wanted to remind everyone about the importance of upholding our Code of Conduct and rallying others to do the same:
- Ensure a safe space: It's on all of us to maintain a respectful, safe, and inclusive environment.
- Report issues: Witness or experience a problem? Report it to UN security or email us here.
- Follow rules: Respect event rules, protocols and UN procedures.
- Show respect: Treat flags, name plates and UN symbols with respect.
Privacy matters: Follow UN guidelines for photos and recordings.
The UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) gets underway on Monday 9 November.
Delegates from around the world will convene in Antalya, Türkiye, for two weeks of crucial negotiations, dynamic discussions and global collaboration, all focused on tackling the climate crisis with urgency and ambition.
Stay up to date by following us here over the next two weeks, as well as on our WhatsApp channel and on social media.
Learn more about COP31 here, and about the process and origins of UN-convened climate cooperation here.
The UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) gets underway on Monday in Antalya, Türkiye.
With climate impacts inflicting growing human and economic costs in every country, every COP is a vital global moment that must deliver major progress, and COP31 is no exception.
Check out our latest UN Climate Change Quarterly Update to learn more about some of the key issues on the table at COP31.
The update captures key developments across mitigation, adaptation, transparency, Article 6, finance, and non-Party stakeholder engagement – as well as progress made through our Regional Collaboration Centres, the Global Climate Action Agenda and other initiatives.
It also outlines some of the major preparatory work that took place ahead of COP31, including our three reports on national adaptation plans (NAPs), nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and biennial transparency reports (BTRs) released last month, and other milestones on the road to COP31 in Antalya.
Three reports recently published by UN Climate Change show governments increasingly taking whole-of-economy, whole-of-society approaches to climate policy-making. However, the reports again show overall progress remains substantially insufficient, and highlight key barriers to further acceleration and implementation of national targets and pledges.
UN Climate Change is mandated to produce the three reports – the NDC Synthesis Report, the BTR Synthesis Report and the NAPs Progress Report – ahead of COP31.
- The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) Synthesis Report provides further evidence of how countries are turning their Paris Agreement commitments into concrete actions and progress, by providing new data about progress being made and the major challenges that remain.
- The National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Progress Report marks a shift from tracking the formulation of NAPs towards assessing their implementation.
- The Biennial Transparency Report (BTR) Synthesis Report summarizes progress in implementing nationally determined contributions during the reporting period of the first round of BTRs (2020-2022). The report shows climate policymaking increasingly mainstreamed in many countries.
Parties, Observer States, UN organizations, IGOs and NGOs can register delegates for onsite or virtual participation in accordance with the published nomination and confirmation periods.
Participants are reminded that multiple registrations are not permitted and that conference badges must be used in accordance with UNFCCC rules.