Frequently Asked Question
What is the Bonn Climate Camp?
We’re not officially affiliated with the UNFCCC, UN institutions or governments. The Bonn Climate Camp is a physical space for civil society and for the climate movement to come together – and we commonly shape it in the way we want to. Find more information here.
How do I get involved in the camp?
You can participate in the activities at the camp between June 15 and 26 2025. You can use the camp for you and your group to plan actions or other events during that time. Stay tuned for our application for programme contributions as well. If you’ve any questions, reach out to us. We’re also searching for volunteers and donations. Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn to stay informed.
What is the Bonn Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC SB62)?
The UNFCCC SB62 refers to the 62th session of the two Subsidiary Bodies (SBI and SBSTA) under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). SB62 is a significant meeting where delegates from nearly all countries gather to discuss progress, challenges, and potential solutions related to the implementation of the UNFCCC and in preparation of the COP30 in Belém (Brazil). More information can be found here.
How can I secure an accreditation for the UNFCCC conference?
We don’t offer any accreditation. You can only receive an accreditation by an official observer (or party) to the UNFCCC. Find more information on observers and a list of all accredited NGOs.
How can I secure accommodation?
The Bonn Climate Camp can only offer space for tents, predominantly for volunteers on the ground. But the bedexchange can match you with a host – there is no claim for an accommodation. Please find more information on this in the bedexchange FAQ.
How can I receive travel funding to participate in the conference?
We have a budget for travel funding, the Bonn Climate Camp Bridge. Please contact us to get details.