At COP31, attention turns to delivery. Most countries have now submitted new national climate plans, and whether they work will depend on what happens next in sector laws, budgets, and city and regional decisions, alongside commitments on nature and land.
Keeping track of that is difficult. The relevant documents are spread across different ministries and levels of government, in different languages and formats. The people who need them most – negotiators, policymakers, and those supporting them – have the least time to piece them together.
Climate Policy Radar will be in Antalya to share tools that make climate and nature policy easier to search and compare. We’ll be launching a new resource that brings subnational climate policy into view, and joining discussions on how open, trusted data can support negotiations and implementation. Just as importantly, the team will be there to listen: to understand the questions governments, implementing agencies, researchers, and others are trying to answer, and how we can support their work.
Where to find us
Climate Policy Radar’s events span both weeks of COP31, from official side events to pavilion sessions, the Global Climate Action programme, and external events. We will keep this page updated as more are confirmed. All times are local (TRT, UTC+3).
Week one: 9–14 November
[Session and time to follow]
Tuesday 10 November | Sueno Hotels Deluxe Belek Convention & Meeting Center
part of the Sustainable Innovation Forum
Launch: Subnational Policy Library
Thursday 12 November, 13:30–14:40 | LGMA Pavilion, Blue Zone
with Under2 and POLEA
Panel: AI’s environmental impact
Friday 13 November, 15:15–16:15 | Higher Education for Climate Action Pavilion, Blue Zone
with Université Côte d’Azur
Week two: 16–20 November
Side event: Closing the Negotiating Intelligence Gap: AI, Evidence, and Multilateral Negotiating Capacity
Monday 16 November, 16:45–18:15 | Side Event Room 7 (Hasankeyf), Blue Zone
with the Centre for Multilateral Negotiations (CEMUNE) and Society for Development and Community Empowerment (SDCE)Opening plenary panel: A New Era of Action for Sustainable Finance
Wednesday 18 November, 09:00–10:00 | DoubleTree by Hilton, Antalya City Centre
part of the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) Investment Case Symposium, co-hosted with Luxembourg’s Ministry of the Environment, Climate, and BiodiversityCOP 31 Priority Spotlight - Rio Synergy: Three COPs, One Agenda: Closing the Data Gap Behind Rio Convention Delivery
Wednesday 18 November, 13:00–14:00 | Special Event Room 2 (Likya)
part of the Global Climate Action programme
Meet the team on the ground
Michal Nachmany (Founder and CEO), Kyra Appleby (Chief Programmes Officer), Jamie Wylie (Senior Partnerships Manager), Anya Schlich-Davies (Nature Programme Manager), Anne Sietsma (Climate Justice Officer), Arminel Lovell (Senior Knowledge Manager), and Kyra Prins (Policy Officer), will be in Antalya across the two weeks.
If you’d like to meet, to explore working together or arrange training for your team, get in touch at info@climatepolicyradar.org.
Tools to use during COP31
Climate Policy Radar – search 35,000+ climate and nature-focused laws, policies, UN submissions, finance records, and more.
New: Nature Policy Library – search 3,000+ national laws, policies, and UN submissions on nature and biodiversity.
Rio Policy Radar – search national submissions to the three Rio Conventions on climate, nature, and land.
Subnational Policy Library – launching 12 November.
