You have probably heard of COP - the big climate conference that takes place every year. Sometimes it makes headlines for breakthrough deals or new pledges to boost climate action, sometimes for controversies or worries about slow progress. Beyond the media reactions, what is COP really all about?

The COP (Conference of the Parties) is a generic term used for decision-making bodies set up to govern multilateral treaties or conventions. It is often associated with the world’s main annual climate summit, where all countries gather to address climate change.

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