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Introduction

This module explores the intersection of climate change diplomacy, international negotiations, and the media. As climate change becomes an increasingly global issue, the role of diplomacy in shaping international agreements and conventions is paramount. This course examines how climate negotiations work, the key players involved, and how the media can influence or contribute to these discussions. Trainees will gain insights into how media coverage shapes public perceptions of climate diplomacy and how journalists and media practitioners can play a crucial role in climate negotiations, advocacy, and global climate policy.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this module, learners will be able to:
1.     Describe the principles of climate diplomacy and the international climate negotiation process.
2.     Analyze the role of the media in influencing climate negotiations, policy decisions, and public opinion.
3.     Explore how journalists can cover complex climate negotiations effectively, providing clarity, context, and critical insights.
4.     Explain the media’s role in shaping the narrative around climate justice, equity, and the global response to climate change.
5.     Reporting on climate diplomacy, including how to cover international conferences, treaties, and agreements.

 

 
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