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Special Report on Managing the Risks of Extreme Events
and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation

Special Report on Renewable Energy Sources and Climate Change Mitigation (SRREN)

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The Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) will provide an update of knowledge on the scientific, technical and socio-economic aspects of climate change. It will be composed of three working group reports and a Synthesis Report (SYR). Outline and content can be found in the AR5 reference document and SYR Scoping document.
 
More than 800 authors are involved in writing the reports. First Lead Authors meetings have been held and the expert review of the Working Group contributions has started. For further information on the review process and how to participate please follow this link. For an update on the review process please follow this link.
 
A number of workshops and expert meetings, in support of the assessment process, have been held and the proceedings published (see below).

The Working Group (WG) Reports and Synthesis Report, will be completed in 2013/2014:
 

WG I: The Physical Science Basis
         mid September 2013

WG II: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
         mid March 2014

WG III: Mitigation of Climate Change
         early April 2014

AR5 Synthesis Report (SYR)
         October 2014


Overview of important dates for AR5 preparations.
 

 
A number of workshops and expert meetings, in support of the assessment process, have been held.

 

IPCC at COP 18

Statement from the
      Chairman of IPCC

Media Advisory

Side Events

     Presentations

     Coverage by ENB


Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) - Update

WGIII Lead Author Meeting

Press Release - New stage
     of AR5 review

Synthesis Report website

Review of Working Group
     contributions to the AR5

Key AR5 Dates

Cut-off Dates for literature

IPCC 35th Plenary Session
Geneva, Switzerland
6-9 June 2012

Decisions and Documents

Press Release: TFI to develop
     guidelines


Review of IPCC Processes and Procedures

Press Release :IPCC
    completes review of processes
    and procedures

Summary of Decisions


Nobel Peace Prize

IPCC Statement