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Oxford Climate Policy is a UK registered not-for-profit company supporting climate change negotiators through the ecbi programme to promote a level playing field between governments in the international climate negotiations, and to build trust between developed and developing country negotiators. OCP also carries out research in support of climate change negotiators and policy makers, in particular from the poorest and most vulnerable developing countries.

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ecbi has published its Annual Report for 2025. An important milestone for ecbi, 2025 marked ecbi's 20th anniversary. The annual Bonn and Oxford Seminars convened as did a training workshop for novice negotiators from the Caribbean region. ecbi published an update to its Pocket Guide to Finance under the Paris Agreement, and several discussion notes, policy briefs and blog posts. These touched on such issues as the future of the intergovernmental process and the proposed Climate Solidarity Alliance and Levies, among...

16 February 2026

ecbi made a submission on the a proposal for Climate Solidarity Alliance Solidarity Bonus Mechanism in July 2025 in response to a call for proposals for Mechanisms for Enhancing and Redistributing Revenues from Solidarity Levies by the Secretariat for the Global Solidarity Levies Taskforce (GSLTF). The proposal is that members of the GSLTF Coalition could participate in the Climate Solidarity Alliance (CSA) to provide support for climate change-related activities in developing countries, particularly through building resilience (adaptation) and responding...

22 November 2025

ecbi has published an update to its Pocket Guide to Finance under the UNFCCC, which was first published in 2020. This 2025 edition provides a summary of developments in the climate negotiations since 2020, including the decision taken that established the Fund for responding to Loss and Damage and, most recently, the outcome at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, on the New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance (NCQG). The guide also looks at what lies ahead with respect to finance at COP30 in Belém...

15 November 2025

On 17 October, TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute based in New Delhi, India) convened a virtual dialogue on Strengthening Multilateralism on the Road to COP30 and Beyond. After a short introduction by the organisers and R.R. Rashmi (Distinguished Fellow at TERI and former key climate negotiator), who chaired the Dialogue, Benito Müller (ecbi Director) was asked to open the round of presentations by the 10 panelists. He presented the work he and colleagues have done under the cover theme Quo...

21 October 2025