India's First UN-Backed COP Simulation

Train Today's Students
for Tomorrow's Climate Stage

MCOP brings the United Nations Climate Conference to schools and colleges through immersive simulations where students become environmental diplomats.

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Student Delegates

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Backed Platform

2024

Inaugural Conference

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Model Conference Of Parties

What isMCOP?

India's first UN-backed COP simulation, where students step into the role of delegates, classrooms turn into negotiation halls, and climate policy comes alive.

A simulation of the COP Conference

Recreates the UN Climate Change Conference experience, where participants act as country delegates in climate negotiations. It helps youth understand how global climate decisions are made.

Mobilizes youth for climate advocacy

Encourages young people to move from awareness to action by engaging in climate discussions and solutions. It empowers them to advocate within their communities.

Affiliated with UNICEF India

Works in association with UNICEF India, aligning with its mission to promote youth participation and leadership in climate action.

Teaches youth about policy and diplomacy

Introduces participants to climate policy, negotiation, and international diplomacy. It builds skills in critical thinking, public speaking, and collaboration.

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MCOP conference proceedings

Our Mission

Equipping the next generation of climate leaders

MCOP transforms classrooms into negotiation halls and students into environmental diplomats — building the knowledge, tools, and voice to engage in real-world policy-making.

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Simulation-Based Learning

Classrooms become negotiation halls. Students step into the shoes of country delegates.

UNICEF India Affiliated

Aligned with UNICEF India's mission to promote youth leadership in climate action.

Real Policy Skills

Master diplomacy, research, public speaking, and critical thinking through live debate.

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Your Journey

How MCOP Works

Scroll through each step — from school partnership to the global stage

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Partner Your School

Get your school to partner with us and join the MCOP network.

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Information Session

Attend the information session once your school is onboarded to understand the process.

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Register

Complete your registration to secure your spot and receive your country portfolio allocation.

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Training & Masterclass

Participate in training sessions and masterclasses to build your policy, research, and diplomacy skills.

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Research & Prepare

Research your assigned country and prepare your speeches with strong, well-informed arguments.

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Debate & Negotiate

Debate and negotiate at the conference as you represent your country on the global stage.

Voices of Change

Our Luminaries

Industry leaders and experts who shape MCOP's panels and keynotes

Ankit Todi

Ankit Todi

Chief Sustainability Officer, Mahindra Group

Mr. Pratik Rajshree Basavraj Bavi

Mr. Pratik Rajshree Basavraj Bavi

Public Policy Strategist | Advisor to 48th Chief Secretary of Maharashtra

Mr. Shishir Joshi

Mr. Shishir Joshi

Founder & CEO, Project Mumbai

Neeti Mahajan

Neeti Mahajan

Climate Change & ESG Consultant | Author of The Break Down

Utkarsha Kavadi

Utkarsha Kavadi

Senior Executive Director, All India Institute of Local Self Government, Mumbai

Tanmay Takle

Tanmay Takle

Climate Policy Advisor to Aaditya Thackeray, Minister of Environment, Government of Maharashtra

Yusuf Kabir

Yusuf Kabir

Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Specialist and Focal Point Climate, Environment & Emergency, UNICEF Office for Mumbai, UNICEF India

Partners & Sponsors

Organisations who make MCOP possible

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Join the Movement

Ready to represent your country on the global stage?

Register as a delegate, partner your school, or sponsor the next generation of climate diplomats.