Resources for climate negotiators

Explore expert publications, tools, and insights to help navigate international climate negotiations.
Trusted expertise

Resources from leading organisations and experts.

Global perspectives

Insights from across regions and negotiating groups.

Practical guidance

Knowledge for navigating complex UNFCCC processes.

Frequently updated

Publications and tools added regularly.

Resource library

Find exactly what you need.

A searchable collection of publications, tools, and learning materials from across climate
negotiations.

Search

Find resources using keywords and phrases.

Refine

Filter results to match your interests and needs.

Browse

Explore resources by category or publication type.

Start with a topic.

Choose from key areas of climate negotiations to quickly find relevant information, tools, and guidance.

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About the Knowledge Hub

Expert insights, all in one place.

The Knowledge Hub makes information easier to discover, explore, and use throughout the climate negotiations process.

Carefully curated

Content selected from leading organisations, open sources, and experts working across international climate negotiations.

Easy to explore

A searchable library, topic pages, and reading guides help make complex information easier to navigate.

Designed for negotiators

Created for climate negotiators and anyone engaged in or interested in international climate negotiations.

One place to start

Publications, tools, learning materials, and expert guidance brought together in a single Knowledge Hub.

In context

Why this matters

Reading guides

Recommended reading for negotiators

Start with curated guides that bring together useful resources and introduce key
negotiation topics.

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Common Questions

Most Popular Questions

Answers to common questions about the Knowledge Hub and how to make the most of its resources.

The CASA Knowledge Hub is a curated collection of publications, tools, learning materials, and expert guidance for international climate negotiations. It brings together resources from trusted organisations, open sources, and experts, making them easier to find, explore, and use.

The Knowledge Hub is designed primarily for climate negotiators from climate-
vulnerable and ambitious countries, but it is open to anyone engaged in or interested in international climate negotiations, including researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and civil society.

There are three ways to explore the Knowledge Hub. Search the resource library using keywords, tags, and filters, browse resources by key negotiation topic, or start with a reading guide for a curated introduction to a subject.

The Knowledge Hub primarily brings together trusted resources created by organisations and experts across the climate negotiations community. It also produces reading guides that curate existing resources to help users explore specific topics, events, or negotiation issues.

New publications, tools, and guidance are added regularly to ensure the Knowledge Hub reflects the latest developments across international climate negotiations.

Yes. If you know of a trusted publication, tool, or learning resource that would benefit the climate negotiations community, we welcome suggestions for inclusion in the Knowledge Hub. Send suggestions using the contact form at the bottom of the page.