Read the latest briefing Issue 11 · From Pledges to Project Pipelines 21–28 September 2026 · English edition · Prepared independently by SICI Open Issue 11
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Issue 11 is live.

From Pledges to Project Pipelines.

Issue 11 follows the shift from headline commitments to the financing, implementation and accountability questions organisations need to watch before COP31.

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Coverage: 21–28 September 2026 · Prepared independently by SICI.

Latest issue · 21–28 September 2026

From pledges to project pipelines.

Issue 11 follows the shift from headline commitments to the financing, implementation and accountability questions organisations need to watch before COP31.

Read Issue 11 Türkçe oku
Issue 11 What changed · Why it matters · What to prepare Read the briefing
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The briefing is designed for NGOs, CSOs, companies, institutions, funders, networks and professional teams preparing for COP31.

01What changed

The developments that matter: official updates, deadlines, access questions, negotiation context, civil society signals and local notes.

02Why it matters

A clear explanation of what the update may mean for organisations, without assuming the reader already knows the COP system.

03Who should care

Short notes for NGOs, companies, institutions and international teams when a development affects them differently.

04What to prepare

Practical next steps for participation, visibility, meetings, side events, delegation planning, credibility or Antalya coordination.

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