Three DDL researchers and four UNC students joined the 100,000+ attendees to the United Nations 28th Conference of Parties, COP28, earlier this month in Dubai. Through the years, the size and scope of these climate conferences has expanded. This year, there was a...
This blog was written by Chester Ling — a DDL Student Research Assistant and undergraduate student in Environmental Earth Systems Science at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. I am now 5 months into my research internship at the Data-Driven...
Ahead of COP28 and review of the first Global Stocktake, DDL researchers wrote a report detailing key accounting and accountability challenges related to non-state actor (NSA) climate actions and a future path forward enabled by digital advances. After...
With the 28th United Nations Climate Conference just around the corner, DDL will join the conversation through various sessions and discussions about net zero, non-state actor accountability, and climate justice. COP28 marks the halfway point between the 2015 Paris...
This year, four students have been selected to participate and gain hands-on experience at the world’s most influential climate policy event, the 28th Conference of Parties (COP28), an annual meeting of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change...
Ahead of COP28, DDL has contributed three papers to provide recommendations for how the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) should proceed to implement its Recognition and Accountability Framework, which was announced in June 2023 at the...
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