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This report by Friends of the Earth International critiques the international climate architecture leading up to and following COP17 in Durban. It argues that developed nations are evading their historical responsibility by replacing legally binding emission reductions with voluntary pledges and market-based carbon offset mechanisms. The document calls for a systemic shift away from neoliberalism toward a just transition based on climate justice, public financing, and the protection of indigenous rights.

A speech delivered by Søren Asp Mikkelsen, Deputy Ambassador of Denmark to South Africa, on October 26, 2009, discussing the objectives of the upcoming COP15 climate conference in Copenhagen and Denmark's experience with green growth through wind energy.

This briefing summarizes a dialogue session hosted by SIANI and EcoAdapt on 7 December 2014 as part of the Global Landscapes Forum. The session focused on governance strategies for 'frontier landscapes'—remote areas characterized by high rates of forest clearance, land use change, and social fluidity—to foster sustainability and connect bottom-up solutions with top-down policies.

This fact sheet from Transforma provides a statistical overview of Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) submitted by June 2026, detailing emission reduction targets for developed countries, G20 members, and Latin American nations relative to global emissions.