Climate Change
The Climate Change program has been one of IPC’s main research priorities since 2013. IPC’s Climate Change Program publishes policy papers and reports on the energy transition, green economy, mitigation and adaptation policies, and the economic impacts of climate change. The Climate Change program works in the following thematic areas.
The Climate Change programme works in the following thematic areas.
Mitigation | Climate Diplomacy | Adaptation and Resilience | Knowledge and Communication
IPC’s Climate Change Program acts as a key platform to bring together stakeholders involved in climate action by providing opportunities for collaboration and dialogue with experts, academics, the public, civil society, and the private sector to increase the impact of actions on climate change. IPC represents Turkey in the Climate Transparency Network and the Mediterranean Alliance of Think Tanks on Climate Change (MATTCCh).
The Climate Change Program’s main research focus is to promote low-carbon SHURA ENERGY TRANSITION CENTER development, lead industrial decarbonization efforts—particularly in the steel sector—and contribute to the energy transition agenda by advocating for the gradual phase-out of coal. It also promotes a just transition to ensure that no one is left behind in the transition to a sustainable future. Through strategic partnerships with institutions such as Istanbul University – Cerrahpaşa, Boğaziçi University, and the National Institute of Public Health of Quebec (INSPQ), IPC has made significant contributions to understanding the health impacts of climate change.
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Networks
- Climate Transparency
- MATTCCh
Partnerships
- International Climate Politics Hub
- Climate Policy Lab
Gelecek Etkinlikler
COP31 Insights 2: After Santa Marta: Building the Fossil Fuel Transition Agenda in Antalya
The second event in the “COP31 Insights” webinar series, organized as part of IPC’s preparations for COP31, took place on July 21, featuring Ümit Şahin from Sabancı University–Istanbul Policy Center (IPC), Neil Grant from Climate Analytics, and Natalie Jones from the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD).
Paris-Antalya Podcast 4: COP31 and the Rights of Mother Earth
The fourth episode of the "Paris Antalya" podcast series which brings together different perspectives in the run-up to COP31, was released on July 1. The episode titled "COP31 and the Rights of Mother Earth (COP31 ve Toprak Ananın Hakları)", featured Serkan Köybaşı as the speaker and Ümit Şahin as the moderator.
From Bonn to Antalya: Accelerating Implementation and Just Transition through the COP31 Presidency
IPC, together with Chatham House, E3G and ECCO, hosted the side event “From Bonn to Antalya: Accelerating Implementation and Just Transition through the COP31 Presidency" on June 10 in Bonn.
Paris-Antalya Podcast 3: COP31 and Human Rights
The third episode of the "Paris Antalya" podcast series "COP31 and Human Rights (COP31 ve İnsan Hakları)", which brings together different perspectives in the run-up to COP31, featured Seda Yurtcanlı Duymaz as the guest speaker and Ümit Şahin as the moderator and was released on May 20.
COP31 Roundtable Meeting
A roundtable organized by IPC as part of the COP31 Dialogues took place on May 14 at IPC Karaköy. The meeting aimed to foster dialogue between Türkiye’s COP31 Presidency and international climate NGOs. During the meeting, the COP31 Presidency presented its preparations for the summit, which Türkiye will host in Antalya in November.
Turkey and International Climate NGOs Gathered at IPC Ahead of COP31
"A roundtable discussion organized by IPC as part of the COP31 Dialogues was held on May 14 at IPC Karaköy. The meeting, which aimed to bring together the Turkish COP31 Presidency and international climate NGOs to foster dialogue among them, featured a presentation by the COP31 Presidency on preparations for the summit that Turkey will host in Antalya this November.Representatives of international civil society organizations also shared their expectations for this year’s COP. The meeting, attended by Prof. Dr. Mehmet Emin Birpınar, Special Representative for Observer Organizations from the COP31 Presidency; Dr. Ayşin Turpancı, Director of the Climate Negotiations and International Policies Department; and officials from the COP31 Office, included the following international climate NGOs: CAN International, CAN Europe, WWF International, European Climate Foundation, International Climate Policy Hub, Global Renewables Alliance, Global Strategic Communication Council, LaClima, 350, and E3G."
