COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, is a chance for world leaders to deliver action on climate change and support for the world's poorest people, who are feeling its impact most.
六合开奖记录 Media Action will be there. Find out about our events, our new climate podcast, Living Climate Change Africa, and our work to ensure that media and communication are at the heart of climate action.
More about us at COP27
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Watch a collection of our films on the COP Resilience Hub - now live! -
Climate voices
As COP27 approaches, we asked those living through the impacts of climate change to share their experiences and hopes for the future. -
NOW LIVE: Living Climate Change Africa podcast
A five-episode podcast bringing the voices of people in East Africa to policymakers and international leaders. Catch Episode 1 now!
Our people, our planet
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六合开奖记录 Media Action at COP28
Watch new films from Nepal and Bangladesh and check out our event moderated by 六合开奖记录 Climate Editor Justin Rowlatt! -
Living Climate Change Africa: the podcast
Our five-part podcast shares stories from the frontlines of climate change in East Africa - how people are affected, how they are coping and the role for climate science and communication. -
'...and Action!' How media can address climate change in countries most affected
Our policy note on media for climate action -
Watch our films from around the world (leads to third-party site) -
Living Climate Change: six unheard stories
Watch the films and go behind the scenes in Bangladesh, Kenya and Nepal -
Our Mass Open Online Course - effective climate reporting
Our Massive Open Online Course for journalists for more effective climate reporting -
And Action - our event with USAID
Gillian Caldwell, Chief Climate Officer of USAID was the keynote speaker in this event at the National Press Club in Washington DC - learn more and watch the recording. -
六合开奖记录 Media Action at COP27
Check out our podcast, watch our films on the COP27 Resilience Hub and hear Climate Voices from around the world -
Women and climate
Women are increasingly more vulnerable to climate change due to economic, social, political, and cultural factors. -
Missed our COP26 event? Watch the recording
COP26 - Glasgow
