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AR6 Scenario Submission Portal

The “AR6 Scenario Submission Portal” is currently used by authors from the IPCC AR6 report to assess a wide range of global, regional and national scenarios through a cooperation agreement with the explicit endorsement of the co-Chairs of WGIII of the IPCC. These scenarios are being collected from existing databases

The “AR6 Scenario Submission Portal” is currently used by authors from the IPCC AR6 report to assess a wide range of global, regional and national scenarios through a cooperation agreement with the explicit endorsement of the co-Chairs of WGIII of the IPCC. These scenarios are being collected from existing databases and also submitted from various modeling teams around the world to provide quantitative evidence for the next IPCC report. The call for scenario submission is still open until 19 September 2020.

The scenarios come from a wide range of models and provide data on emissions, energy, transport, land use, socioeconomics, industry, buildings, investments and sustainable development issues for both the near- and long-term. Currently the database is restricted to Authors of the IPCC, but – similar to the IAMC 1.5°C Scenario Explorer and the AR5 Scenario Database (see below) – will become available to the public upon publication of the IPCC AR6 of WGIII.

More announcements

IAMC’s Scientific Steering Committee for 2026–2029

The IAMC is pleased to announce the composition of the Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) for the 2026–2029 term, following both the member election held in April 2026 and the at-large appointment process concluded on 1 July 2026. The institutions received the highest number of votes in the April

New Scientific Working Group: Health and Human Wellbeing

The IAMC is pleased to announce that the Scientific Steering Committee has formally established a new Scientific Working Group on Health and Human Wellbeing. With the growing importance of the health and climate interface in the international and national policy arena, there is a rising demand for robust, policy-relevant