Cet événement est terminé.
<p>The Copenhagen climate conference ended on 19 December by taking note of the 'Copenhagen Accord', which was supported by a large majority of Parties, including the European Union, but opposed by a small number. The conference also mandated the two ad hoc working groups on long-term cooperative action under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and on further commitments for developed countries under the Kyoto Protocol to complete their work at the next annual climate conference, to be held in Mexico City in November 2010.</p>
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Informations pratiques
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- Langues
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Description
- Read President Barroso's statement in Copenhagen (19 December 2009)
- Read the Swedish Presidency’s conclusions (22 December 2009)
- Read the Commission press release(22 December 2009)
- Read the Copenhagen Accord
EU information sheets
- EU key objectives for a post-2012 global climate agreement
- Industrialised countries must lead through deep emission reductions
- Mitigating emissions growth in developing countries
- Reducing emissions from specific sectors and sources
- Accounting for GHG emission changes from LULUCF
- Cutting forest CO2 emissions through action on deforestation in developing countries (REDD+)
- A Framework for Action on Adaptation
- Scaling up climate finance for developing countries
- Effective governance of international climate finance
- Reforming international carbon market mechanisms
- Enhancing development and transfer of technology
Press releases, speeches and statements
- Copenhagen for audiovisual journalists
- Statement of President Barroso on the Copenhagen Climate Accord COP 15, Copenhagen, 19 December 2009
- Statement of President Barroso at the UN High Level Segment COP 15, Copenhagen, 16 December 2009
- European Council conclusions on climate change financing, 10-11 December 2009
- Copenhagen conference must produce global, ambitious and comprehensive agreement to avert dangerous climate change (02 Dec 2009).
- The Copenhagen climate conference: key EU objectives (02 Dec 2009).