MILESTONES
Just out
This autumn's reference publications and data, and what they change for Tunisia.
Limiting Overshoot — the world will exceed 1.5 °C, peaking at 1.8 °C at best and beyond 2 °C in most scenarios
The most consequential publication of the autumn: it sets the “overshoot, peak and decline” frame the whole debate will now adopt.
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Global Annual to Decadal Climate Update 2026–2035 — 91% probability of exceeding 1.5 °C by 2030
The reference figure of the year, to quote everywhere.
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June and July 2026, the hottest months ever recorded in Western Europe
The European climate service's reference monthly bulletin — the yardstick for the Tunisian summer.
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Regional Climate Change Adaptation Framework 2026–2035 (RCCAF) — adopted at COP24
Tunisia is a party. The Mediterranean is warming 20% faster than the global average. It is the regional text that most directly binds Tunisian policy — and it remains almost invisible in public debate.
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AGENDA
What has just
Upcoming events and expected publications, to save in advance.
65th IPCC plenary — the AR7 timeline stalled for five sessions
Five consecutive meetings without consensus on a simple question: should the reports come out before or after the second global stocktake? The deadlock is a story in itself.
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Special Report on Climate Change and Cities
Second draft under review since May 2026. Directly useful to Tunisian municipalities, building on our extreme heat guide.
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Emissions Gap Report & Adaptation Gap Report 2026
Traditionally released just before the COP. Save the date: these are the two figures everyone will quote in Antalya.
Previous editions ↗
COP31 — our coverage of the negotiations
Focus on adaptation, climate finance and the African Group's positions. Analysis throughout the conference in L'EnVert de l'Écologie.
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RESILIENT FUTURES
Our events
Workshops, publication launches and public talks.
UPCOMING
9–20 NOVEMBER 2026
ANTALYA, TÜRKIYE
ANTALYA, TÜRKIYE
COP31 — our coverage of the negotiations
Monitoring of the UN climate negotiations, with a focus on adaptation, climate finance and the African Group's positions. Analysis published throughout the conference in
L'EnVert de l'Écologie.
PAST
30 SEPTEMBER 2026
ONLINE
ONLINE
Dialogue with NAPI — How to Cope with Extreme Heatwaves Across the Mediterranean?
Online discussion hosted by NAPI — North African Policy Initiative, with a contribution by Nidhal Attia. The outcome note is now available (in English).
See the dedicated page →