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Copenhagen Democracy Summit. The Copenhagen Democracy Summit is an annual event dedicated to strengthening the resolve of the world’s democracies by providing a high-level strategic forum exclusively focused on the cause of democracy. The Summit fosters vigorous debate based on the belief that good ideas are born when strongly held views are ...
This is an account of the 2009 Copenhagen summit from the perspective of a government delegate. The article offers a guide to global climate negotiations, tells the story of Copenhagen from behind closed doors, and assesses the current state of global climate governance.
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Dec 21, 2009 · Q&A: The Copenhagen climate summit. The Copenhagen climate conference COP15 resulted in a document called the Copenhagen Accord. It was hammered out by a small group of countries - including the world's two biggest greenhouse gas polluters, China and the US. The conference as a whole did not adopt the accord, but voted to "take note" of it.
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Nov 17, 2022 · In the two years leading up to Copenhagen, world leaders had agreed to the Bali Road Map (developed at COP 13). The road map contained an action plan for creating a “shared vision” of climate ...
The Copenhagen Climate Change Summit. The Copenhagen Climate Change summit was a gathering of world leaders in the capital of Denmark over a two week period from 7th - 18th December 2009. Aims of the Summit. The aims of this meeting was to come up with a deal to replace the Kyoto protocol, a deal which is to expire in 2012.
