Press releases
Bonn, 27 July 2001
Bonn decisions promise to speed action on climate change

Bonn le 27 julliet 2001
Les décisions de Bonn devraient accélérer l’action face aux changements climatiques

Bonn, 23 July 2001
Governments adopt Bonn agreement on Kyoto Protocol rules

Bonn le 23 julliet 2001
Accord à Bonn sur les modalités d'application du Protocole de Kyoto

Bonn, 16 July 2001
Climate talks formally resumed in Bonn

Amsterdam/Bonn, 13 July 2001
Bonn climate talks to focus on rules for cutting greenhouse
emissions and on support for developing countries

Bonn, 5 July 2001
Start of resumed COP 6 rescheduled for Thursday, 19 July

Bonn/Nairobi, 28 February 2001
Greenhouse gas cuts are economically feasible, say UN officials

Bonn/Geneva/Nairobi, 19 February 2001
Global warming report details impacts on people and nature

Statements by the Executive Secretary

Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 13 July 2001
Global Change Open Science Conference: Challenges of a
Changing Earth (IGBP – IHDP – WCRP - DIVERSITAS)

Press accreditation

Media participation in the climate conference is subject to accreditation from UNFCCC. Bona fide representatives of the mass media – press, photo, radio, television and film –will be accredited for coverage of COP 6 (part 2), to be held from 16-27 July 2001 at the Hotel Maritim, in Bonn, Germany.

Please note that in view of particular space constraints, press accreditation will have to be limited strictly to media representatives who fully meet United Nations accreditation standards and requirements. It will be granted upon presentation of valid press credentials and a letter of assignment.

Please download and complete the media accreditation form (you can also request it as a fax), and send it to the UNFCCC Media Information Office. Attach a letter of assignment from your Editor in Chief, a photocopy of your press card and two passport photos.

Accreditation form

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