Conference of Parties (COP)
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Global
International News
Integrating disability rights into climate action – now! policy brief on disability-inclusive climate action. (2024, IDA and IDDC)
Global disability movement demands seat at the “COP table” (2024, IDDC)
Global disability movement demands seat at the “COP table”:
“The organisations explain that the UN is stalling in the creation of an official constituency of persons with disabilities, which already exists for other groups such as women and youth and for other UN frameworks.” (2024, EDF)
COP 28: the disability movement calls for inclusion in climate action “This Summit witnessed an increased presence of disability advocates and more discussion on disability issues.” (2023, EDF)
Towards COP28: Key Advocacy Messages to Include Persons with Disabilities (2023, IDA)
A Call for Disability-Inclusive Climate Action in India and Globally (2023, The Sangyan)
Ensuring Disability Inclusion in the Global Climate Action Agenda Call to Action ahead of the 28th Conference of Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (2023, Harvard Law School Project on Disability)
Why is disability still waiting for real progress on inclusive climate action? 5 takeaways from COP27. (2023, Bond)
What has been done and what can still be done. Increasing participation albeit significant access challenges remain. (2022, EDF)
Can COP27 contribute to disability-inclusive climate justice? (2022, Disability Debrief)
People With Disabilities Raise Voices at Climate Talks (2022, AP News)
How people with disabilities fought for formal recognition at COP27: “We’re still just trying to get on the agenda”. (2022, Grist)
No climate solution without disability inclusion (2022, LFTW)
Asia
Azerbaijan
Accessible infrastructure at COP29 for inclusive participation Organizers have a core commitment to ensure inclusivity and accessibility:
“To achieve this, the COP29 Azerbaijan Operating Company for the first time in COP history will provide sign language interpretation services at the COP29 Plenary Hall. The Baku Stadium will also have an audio induction system for individuals with hearing and speech impairments. Sign language interpreters will be on hand to facilitate accessibility during sessions and panel discussions.” (2024, Report)
Nepal
This 28-year-old from Nepal is telling COP28: Don't forget people with disabilities. (2023, NPR)