The annual GST dialogue

The dialogue facilitates the sharing of knowledge and good practices on how the outcomes of the global stocktake are informing the preparation of Parties' next NDCs in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Paris Agreement. 

The first annual GST dialogue was held in June 2024. Visit the dialogue page for more information, including the webcast, presentations and dialogue report.

The second annual GST dialogue will be held in 2025. More information on the upcoming event can be viewed here. 

The expert dialogue on mountains and climate change

Aimed to provide a space for scientists, policy makers and frontline communities to share knowledge, experiences and insights on strengthening the resilience of mountain ecosystems. 

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The expert dialogue climate change and children 

The dialogue focused on the disproportionate impacts of climate change and children and relevant policy solutions. Relevant UN entities, international organizations and non-governmental organizations were engaged accordingly.

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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) dialogue on implementing GST outcomes

The discussions on the modalities for the dialogue are ongoing. For more information on the status of negotiations, please refer to the latest reports.

Roadmap to Mission 1.5

The initiative aims to enhance international cooperation and the international enabling environment to stimulate ambition in the next round of NDCs with the view to enhancing action and implementation over this critical decade and keeping 1.5^oC within reach. The initiative is led by the Troika of Presidencies.

More information on events and initiatives under the Troika can be viewed here.  

High-level ministerial dialogue on the urgent need to scale up adaptation finance

The dialogue focused on the urgent need to scale up adaptation finance, taking into account the adaptation-related outcomes of the GST, and to ensure the mobilization by developed countries Parties of the adaptation support pledged. 

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Updating and submitting new NDCs

Countries will submit NDCs by 2025, also known as NDCs 3.0, informed by the outcomes of the first global stocktake. Next NDCs need to be more ambitious,  covering various sectors and all greenhouse gases and aim to put the world on track with the Paris Agreement’s 1.5 C goal.

For more information on NDC 3.0.

Submission of biennial transparency reports (BTRs) 

Countries are preparing and will submit their first BTRs by December 2024

Read more about BTRs here.

Technology implementation programme (TIP)

The TIP was established to strengthen support for the implementation of technology priorities identified by developing countries, and to address the challenges identified in the first periodic assessment.

Discussions on establishing the programme are ongoing.

Paris Committee on Capacity-building (PCCB)

The PCCB was requested to identify activities for enhancing the capacity of developing countries to prepare and implement NDCs. They were also encouraged to consider new activities related to adaptation, Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and enhanced transparency framework.

More information on the work by the PCCB.

Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage

The WIM was requested to prepare voluntary guidelines for enhancing the collection and management of data and information to inform the preparation of BTRs.

A synthesis report will be prepared on the information on loss and damage provided by Parties in their BTRs, and other relevant national reports.

More information on the work of the WIM Executive committee.

High-Level Champions, the Marrakech partnership for global climate action and non-Party stakeholders

Were requested to consider the outcomes of the first global stocktake in their work.

Read the secretariat synthesis report  containing inputs on how to accelerate climate action and drive implementation, including advancing the outcomes of the first global stocktake. 

Read more on the Marrakech partnership and non-Party stakeholders.

Explore the Truly Global – A Regional Outlook on the 2030 Climate Solutions to advance climate goals in Africa, Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean. 

Access the Whole-of-Society Support For Strong National Climate Plans report offering non-Party stakeholder insights to aid Parties in their NDCs and NAPs. 

Katowice committee on impacts of the implementation of response measures (KCI)

The committee was requested to implement existing recommendations and enhance cooperation among Parties and stakeholders, by enabling exchange of information, experience and best practices.

More information on the work of the KCI can be accessed here.

All other work programmes and constituted bodies

These were encouraged to integrate relevant outcomes of the global stocktake in planning their future work.

Operating entities of financial mechanisms, regional collaboration centres (RCC) and other organizations were encouraged to provide capacity-building support for the preparation and communication of the next NDCs.

More information on the work by the RCCs can be accessed here.

Refining the global stocktake process. 

In June 2024, countries commenced discussions to refine the modalities for next global stocktakes based on the experience of the first global stocktake. Information on the status of the discussions can be viewed through latest reports. 

A synthesis report on the experiences from the first global stocktake is available.

When is the next global stocktake?

The global stocktake outcome decided that the next global stocktake will commence at COP 31 (or CMA 8) and conclude at COP 33 (or CMA 10)