List of recent and ongoing discussion processes on future international action on climate change

Dialogue processes for negotiators

• Negotiations under the Climate Change Convention (UNFCCC)
  
• Further action on climate change under the G8
  
• Asia-Pacific Partnership for Clean Development and Climate
• Greenland/South Africa/Sweden Ministerial dialogue on climate change
• OECD Annex I Expert Group
  
• European Union Expert Group on Future Action (EGFA)
  
• Initiative by Japan and Brazil
  
• CCAP dialogue on CDM and future international actions to address global climate change
  

• BASIC: Building and Strengthening Institutional Capacity on Climate Change in Brazil, South Africa, India and China
  
• Capacity Building in New EU Member States, Acceding and Candidate Countries on Further Climate Change Action Post-2012 
• An initiative for sustained capacity building in support of international climate change negotiations

• CAN Equity Process
  
• Development and Climate, by UNEP Risoe, RIVM, IIED
  
• Equity and Justice Implications of Adaptation to Climate Change
  
• Research Project on the Next Step of Climate Change Regime, by NIES and IGES
  

• International Network To Advance Climate Talks (INTACT), by SWP
• International Climate Change Taskforce, by the IPPR, CAP and the Australia Institute
• Climate dialogue at Pocantico, by the Pew Center
• Climate of Trust: the Kyoto Protocol and Beyond, by WRI 
• South-North-Dialogue: Equity in the greenhouse, by Wuppertal Institut and EDRC
• Developing a post-2012 policy architecture, by Fridtjof Nansen Institute et al. 
• Helping to operationalise Article 2 (HOT), by RIVM, IVM
• Options for future international action on climate change, by Ecofys
  
• Climate Options for the Long Term (COOL), by RIVM
  
• Climate Policy for the 21st Century, by Center for Transatlantic Relations
  
• Dangerous Climate Change, by Tyndall Centre
  
• Strategic Assessment of the Kyoto-Marrakech System, by RIIA et al.
  
• The transatlantic Dialogue on climate change: new ideas for a new era, by CEPS