Accreditation
Participation in COP31 requires official accreditation through the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Only accredited participants will be granted access to the official conference areas, including the Blue Zone where negotiations and official meetings take place. This page provides information on eligibility, the accreditation process and badge collection procedures.
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Who Can Attend COP31
Participation in COP31 is open to a wide range of stakeholders involved in climate action and international cooperation.
- National delegations from UNFCCC Parties
- Observer organizations admitted to the UNFCCC
- United Nations agencies and international organizations
- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- Intergovernmental organizations
- Business and industry groups
- Academic and research institutions
- Accredited media representatives
Accreditation Process
Accreditation Types
COP31 accreditation may fall under several categories:
- Party Delegates
- Observer Organizations
- United Nations Agencies
- Media Representatives
- Exhibitors and Event Organizers
Badge Collection
Accredited participants must collect their conference badges in person at the COP31 Registration Centre in Antalya. Participants must present:
- A valid passport or government-issued ID
- Accreditation confirmation
- Invitation letter (if applicable)
Security and Access Rules
All participants must comply with security procedures at the venue. Security measures include:
- Entry screening
- Bag checks
- Restricted access areas
- Badge verification
