Co-chaired by Armenia and Brazil
Launched in February 2025 and co-chaired by the governments of the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Brazil, this workstream of the International Partnership for Information and Democracy aims at addressing key challenges of the information space on climate change and other environmental issues.
Respectively hosting the upcoming COP30 on climate change and the COP17 on biodiversity, representatives of the Brazilian and Armenian governments are hosting online and in-person meetings, helping to bring this critical issue to the heart of climate negotiations.
It convenes civil society experts, international organisations, and government representatives from States of the Partnership to discuss solutions, exchange best practices, and foster global cooperation on the matter.
A new report from the Forum on Information and Democracy (FID) finds notable political will and promising efforts to strengthen information integrity on climate change in…
Climate disinformation is not only employed to delay climate action, but is interconnected with other goals, such as foreign interference, as the conversations of the workstream…
As extreme climate events increase in their scale and number, and as mis- and disinformation online reach unprecedented levels, it is imperative that citizens globally have…
If you wish to contribute to this initiative, by sharing research, analysis, or relevant materials, or express interest in participating in upcoming meetings and discussions, we invite you to contact us directly.