FAQs about COP25 Chile-Madrid 2019

12. What are COPs and what are their objectives?

The COP, a Conference of the Parties that has a long history, is the supreme body of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), created in May 1992, at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro , with the premise of strengthening public awareness worldwide on issues related to Climate Change. Among the main objectives of the COP is the stabilization of the concentrations of Greenhouse Gases in the atmosphere to prevent risks in the climate system. The first meeting of the COP was held in 1995, in Bonn, Germany.

FAQs about COP25 Chile-Madrid 2019

1. What is COP25, where and when will it take place?

2. What are the objectives of COP25?

3. Why the venue was changed from COP25?

4. What has been the merit of Chile with respect to COP25?

5. What is Chile’s role in COP25?

6. What is the role of Spain in COP25?

7. Who will chair the COP25?

8. In what space will COP25 be held?

9. Who participates in COP25?

10. What is the motto of COP25?

11. What are the PRE-SESSIONS and the volunteer program of COP25?

12. What are COPs and what are their objectives?

13. What is the PRE-COP25, where and when will it be held?

14. What is the role of Costa Rica in COP25?

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