Policy engagement timeline

We’ve created a timeline of key moments within the climate policymaking landscape to help the higher education community engage more effectively with decision makers

About this resource

Universities and research institutions have an important role to play in ensuring decisionmakers have access to the evidence they need to take effective action on climate change.

This timeline has been created for the UK higher education community to provide an overview of key moments for engagement in the national and international climate policymaking landscape to support pathways to impact. It will be updated regularly as new information becomes available about these key moments.

If you have feedback on the timeline or suggested edits please contact us at UKClimateUniversities@imperial.ac.uk.

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