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Green Zone spaces at COP31

The Green Zone is run by the host government and open to the public with a free online registration. No UN badge required.

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Who can get in

The Green Zone is the host country’s own venue and anyone can visit after registering online for free. It closes to visitors on 11 and 12 November, during the . It runs its own programme of exhibitions, startup and culture spaces, with no connection to the negotiations happening next door. For most people who want to be at a COP without an institution behind them, this is the answer.

The full guide to getting in →

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