The Bonn Climate Conference is an annual international gathering that plays a significant role in advancing global efforts to address climate change. It serves as a crucial midpoint between consecutive sessions of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of the Parties (COP) and is typically held in Bonn, Germany, where the UNFCCC Secretariat is based.
As part of this conference, the High-Level Champions play a vital role in helping to drive progress and mobilize the efforts of non-state actors towards addressing climate change.
Below are the key engagements and activities of the High-Level Champions during the Conference.
Thursday, 8 June
Loss and Damage Glasgow Dialogue: closing remarks by Dr. Mahmoud Mohieldin
Public event: Why Finance and nature are critical to a transformative course correction
Informal meeting with the Marrakech Partnership focal points
Friday, 9 June
Public event: Actions After Impacts III: Solutions & Opportunities from Non-State Actors to Address Loss and Damage
Workshop with Marrakech Partnership stakeholders & Leaders Quest
Monday, 12 June
Public event: Implementing the Sharm El Sheik Adaptation Agenda: Launch of Task Forces and Call to Action
Open meeting with observer constituencies (open to all observers)
Tuesday, 13 June
COP28 Presidency and High-Level Champions Nature Roundtable
Ocean and Climate Change Dialogue: Opening Remarks by H.E. Razan Al Mubarak
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