COP 29 Opinion Survey

[Anthony Calacino]

Dear all,

Together with collaborators at the University of Potsdam, Northwestern University, and the University of Oxford, we have put together an online survey of parties and participants for COP 29. The survey is for anyone who has participated in COP in recent years, who is in Baku now, participating online, or perhaps deciding not to attend this year.

If you are involved in COP, please consider filling out the survey: https://msyairg.limesurvey.net/215822%20%EF%BB%BF 

Also, we kindly ask that you forward to those you may know who are involved with COP and/or any listservs of relevant contacts.

The email with link to the survey is below:

Survey of UNFCCC COP Parties & Participants

 

Dear UNFCCC Party or Participant,

 

We’re reaching out with an exciting opportunity to share your insights in a public opinion survey focused on the Conference of Parties (COP) meetings. This survey is a collaborative project between researchers from the University of Oxford, the University of Potsdam, and Northwestern University, aimed at deepening our understanding of the UNFCCC's role in the climate crisis.

 

We invite a representative from your party/organization to participate by sharing perspectives on COP meetings and the UNFCCC’s climate action efforts. It will only take 5 minutes of your time. Whether you’re joining the upcoming 29th COP in Baku, Azerbaijan (November 11-22) in person, online, or not participating this year, your input is invaluable! Link: https://msyairg.limesurvey.net/215822 



Your participation is entirely voluntary. As independent researchers unaffiliated with the UNFCCC, no information will be shared with the UNFCCC, governments, or third-party organizations. This survey is entirely anonymous and has received ethics approval, ensuring that no sensitive or personally identifiable information is collected.

 

Link to Survey



Your participation will contribute to research articles aimed at advancing international climate negotiations and understanding the impact of COP meetings. Your voice can help shape the future of climate action.



We greatly appreciate your time and insights. For further details and consent information, please visit the information page for the survey, where you’ll find contact information for any questions.



Best regards,
The Joint Research Team for COP29 Survey

Best regards,

Anthony Calacino, Ph.D.

Postdoctoral Researcher | Department of Politics and International Relations (DPIR)

Fellow | Nuffield College

University of Oxford

www.anthonycalacino.com

[Anthony Calacino]

Apologies for the double email, the first link I sent is broken. See correct link below (the embedded email contains the correct links):

https://msyairg.limesurvey.net/215822