Who is Oxford working with?
The University of Oxford is not engaging with COP26 alone. Through our support of three high-profile university networks we are working to ensure that climate action draws on the best academic knowledge and expertise, both nationally and internationally.
COP26 Universities Network
The University of Oxford is a partner in the COP26 Universities Network, a group of over 30 universities working to strengthen access to research, evidence and academic expertise to support a successful COP26 in Glasgow.
The Network is undertaking a number of initiatives, including joint research briefings (see here >> for an example), media and public engagement, expert advice and events. The Network is also working with Italian universities, to engage effectively with the UK-Italy partnership for COP26.
If you would like to get involved in the COP26 Universities Network initiatives, please check the opportunities pages, which will include the latest requests from the Network.
International Universities Climate Alliance
The University of Oxford is a member of the International Universities Climate Alliance, a group of leading research universities on climate change which includes members from China, Europe and the USA, Africa and Australasia and South America. The Alliance aims to share insights and good practices, with the aim of strengthening engagement with decision makers and broader climate action. Learn more about the International Universities Climate Alliance >>.
Global Alliance of Universities on Climate
The University of Oxford is a member of the Global Alliance of Universities on Climate. This group of eight universities aims to deliver research, education and public outreach to strengthen and move forward climate solutions by working in partnership with public, private and non-profit sectors. Learn more about the the Global Alliance of Universities on Climate >>.
