Maldives / Haiti / Mexico / South Africa / Norway / Indonesia / Belgium / France / Japan / Pakistan / United States / Brazil / Canada / Tuvalu / United Kingdom / China / Ethiopia / India / UK / /
Currency
USD / COP / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Environment University of Oxford Hayes House / Beijing Embassy / Environment University of Oxford July / Oxford University / /
IndustryTerm
energy security / technology development / renewable energy / greenhouse gas / finance / mitigation finance / clean energy / energy / manufacturing capacity / greenhouse gas emissions / energy consumption / market-facing solutions / intermittent energy sources / green technology / energy efficiencies / energy efficiency / electricity networks / technology transfer / /
NaturalFeature
Yangtze / Loess plateau / /
Organization
UNFCCC / Beijing Embassy / Green Climate Fund / International Climate Change Negotiations Chapter / Meteorological Office / G8 / Environment University of Oxford / Bush administration / UNFCCC Secretariat / Technology Executive Committee / Danish Government / UK Government / British Government / World Meteorological Organisation / US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Negotiations Chapter / British Foreign Office / G20 / World Bank / United Nations / United Nations Environment Program / Key Pledges Chapter / Smith School of Enterprise / European Union / Oxford University / Environment University / Contents Contents Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment / Smith School / Adaptation Committee / /
Person
David King / Hu Jintao / Kenneth Richards Sally Tyldesley / /
Position
Prime Minister / Copenhagen President / translator / head of state / head / Executive Summary Executive Summary Executive / King / Professor / Executive / Private / /
International climate change negotiations: Key lessons and next steps Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment University of Oxford July 2011