The UNFCCC Developed an App Specifically for COP21 News in Paris
Alyson Wyers — December 18, 2015 — Eco
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In order to help those interested in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change keep abreast with environmental policy updates, the UNFCCC created an app specifically for COP21 news. The Negotiator app gives people an easy way to stay informed plus enables virtual participation in UNFCCC events.
The hub is an easy place to find news, alerts, schedules, documents, social media and logistics. This will specifically appeal to those interested in the policy side of climate change.
While this app was developed specifically for COP21 news and the goings-on of the climate summit that recently occurred in paris, the app could easily be used for future conventions and other updates the secretariat chooses to send out to the public.
The hub is an easy place to find news, alerts, schedules, documents, social media and logistics. This will specifically appeal to those interested in the policy side of climate change.
While this app was developed specifically for COP21 news and the goings-on of the climate summit that recently occurred in paris, the app could easily be used for future conventions and other updates the secretariat chooses to send out to the public.
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