The aim of this paper is to review major assessments of the Copenhagen Accord with a focus on what it will ultimately deliver, especially within the context of the economic crisis. The paper also looks at the broader geopolitical implications and the resulting challenges for the EU, the role of the UN and the linkages of the UN negotiations with the Copenhagen Accord.
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