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18/06/2026

Why does climate cooperation matter more than ever?

In our first episode of “Coffee with Simon”, UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell shares why collective climate action is hardest, but most important thing that humanity has ever tried to do together, and the important role of young people in driving solutions.

18/06/2026

At the , the world comes together to advance critical topics for global climate action - from more resilience, to more ambition, climate finance and a just transition.

That is because the climate crisis knows no borders, and neither do the solutions to tackle it.

We need every country and every perspective at the negotiation table. The Trust Fund for Participation enables developing countries, particularly Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States, to participate effectively in the negotiations at the June Climate Meetings (SBs) and at COPs. Currently, 144 countries are eligible for support and 20 Parties are donors for the 2024-2026 cycle.

As Simon Stiell, UN Climate Change Executive Secretary, said: “Tackling the climate crisis is the hardest – but most important – thing humanity has ever tried to do together.” No country can do it alone. 🌎🌍🌏

16/06/2026

One of the most effective climate solutions is how we power everyday life. ⚡

Electrification replaces the direct use of oil, gas and coal with electricity that can be supplied by cleaner and increasingly affordable sources.

It is a game changer, with the potential to strengthen economies, improve living standards, and accelerate the move away from fossil fuels.

It can also reduce exposure to volatile fuel markets and strengthen energy security, as energy costs and supply disruptions continue to shape economies and daily life.

Today, electricity accounts for just over 20% of global energy use. A target announced at the aims to increase that to 35% by 2035.

Reaching that level could bring clean energy deeper into the economy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and strengthening resilience.

Week 2 at the   is starting today.Watch meetings live here: https://unfccc.int/sb64📸 Lara Murillo, Pamela Elizarraras Ac...
15/06/2026

Week 2 at the is starting today.

Watch meetings live here: https://unfccc.int/sb64

📸 Lara Murillo, Pamela Elizarraras Acitores

13/06/2026

Country negotiators and participants from around the world are in Bonn, Germany for the to prepare ambitious climate decisions at .

Because working together to protect people and planet is the only way. 🌎🌍🌏

The   are in full swing. Delegates from around the world are hard at work preparing ambitious outcomes at   in November....
11/06/2026

The are in full swing. Delegates from around the world are hard at work preparing ambitious outcomes at in November.

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📸 Lara Murillo | Lucía Vásquez

The participants of   have come from across the world, each bringing their unique experiences, perspectives and voices. ...
10/06/2026

The participants of have come from across the world, each bringing their unique experiences, perspectives and voices. They represent communities, countries and generations, united by a shared purpose: advancing climate action through global cooperation. 
 
They are here to have the hard conversations to bridge differences between nations around the world. To tackle the hardest, but most important, thing humanity has ever tried to do together: flight the climate crisis together and protect people and planet. 
 

08/06/2026

Tackling the global climate crisis is the hardest, but most important, thing humanity has ever tried to do together.

It is worth doing, because we have no choice. Every economy and population depends on it.

We are not where we need to be. But we are somewhere we have never been before.

People the world over need this process to keep delivering, and at increasing speed and scale. That begins here in Bonn.

UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell at the opening of the / SB64 in Bonn, Germany.

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Our Ocean is our planet’s greatest shared resource 🌊  💙 It covers 71% of Earth’s surface 🩵 It is home to 80% of life  💙 ...
08/06/2026

Our Ocean is our planet’s greatest shared resource 🌊 
 
💙 It covers 71% of Earth’s surface 
🩵 It is home to 80% of life  
💙 It generates an estimated 50-80% of our oxygen  
🩵 It regulates global climate and weather systems 
💙 It stores and redistributes heat around the planet through powerful currents 
 
The ocean is our greatest climate ally but climate change is putting it at risk. We need ambitious climate action to safeguard our greatest shared resource. 🪸 
 

🌍 SB64 begins in Bonn today! Whether you are on the ground or following remotely, stay in the loop with real-time update...
08/06/2026

🌍 SB64 begins in Bonn today!
 
Whether you are on the ground or following remotely, stay in the loop with real-time updates and access to key news and live events with our SB64 blog → https://unfccc.int/sb64  📲💬
 
Let the climate dialogue proceed. 💬🌱

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