Step into the role of world leaders, diplomats, and changemakers as you negotiate solutions to the world’s biggest climate challenges. MCOP is where tomorrow’s leaders come together to debate, collaborate, and create real-world action. Open to students aged 13–18.
Summary of GSG MCOP by Dr Rathin K
Welcome & Introduction of Guest of Honour
Mr Eric Chua – Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Law & Ministry of Social and Family Development, Singapore
GoH Inaugurates MCOP – Address to the participants
Youth Dialogue with GoH
Youth Sustainability Projects & GSG Projects presentation
Recognition of Previous MCOP Projects & Green Schools
Tea Break
Opening Statements by MCOP Teams & Goal Chairs
Students Depart Global Village Campus
Opening Address & Team photos
Proceed to MCOP Breakout Rooms
MCOP Breakout Sessions – Roundtable Discussions
Mini COP for Juniors
Lunch Break
MCOP Breakout Sessions – Finalise Proposals
Mini COP for Juniors
MCOP Breakout Sessions – Finalise Action Plan
Finalise Mini COP Pledge
Finalise GSG-MCOP Declaration
Tea Break
Welcome & Introduction of GoH
GoH Ms Yeo Wan Ling (Member of Parliament representing the Punggol division)
GSG MCOP 2026 Summary & GSG MCOP 2026 Declaration by the students
GoH Ms Yeo Wan Ling address to Students
Awards and Achievements Ceremony
Gala Dinner

As Singapore marks its Year of Climate Adaptation, GSG MCOP 2026 brings together students from across our global network to turn climate commitments into meaningful action.
Adapt to change. Restore what matters. Value every voice.
Our 2026 theme calls on young people to respond to climate challenges with resilience and collaboration—protecting our planet, empowering communities, and ensuring every voice contributes to the solutions.
Building on last year’s MCOP, delegates will share the progress of their climate action plans while developing new ideas and partnerships for greater impact.
MCOP 2026 proudly supports the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, reinforcing our commitment to restoring nature, empowering communities, and creating lasting climate action.

Understand climate change, international diplomacy, and the decisions shaping our future.
Represent a nation, negotiate solutions, and build leadership, communication, and collaboration skills.
Enhance your university applications, scholarships, and student portfolio with an internationally recognised experience and certificate.
Bring your learning back to your school, launch meaningful climate action, and become part of a growing community of young changemakers.
Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Law & Ministry of Social and Family Development, Singapore

Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Law & Ministry of Social and Family Development
Guest of Honour

Youth Climate Champion, Australia
MCOP Message
Coming Soon…
One summit, many campuses.
Delegations travel from across the world to take part.
GIIS Bannerghatta, GIIS Balewadi, GIIS Whitefield, OWIS Whitefield
GIIS SMART Campus, Punggol,
OWIS Digital Campus, Punggol,
OWIS Nanyang
GIIS Kuala Lumpur, Regent International School, Kuantan, Regent International School, Klang
GIIS Tokyo, OWIS Osaka
Harrods International School
Domuschola International School, Manila, Chinese International School, Manila
MCOP isn’t a single day — it’s a build-up, a summit, and a follow-through.
Learn from experts and collaborate with peers during Pre-MCOP sessions to prepare for successful participation as a delegate
Two days of negotiations & discussions — delegates draft, amend, and vote on real clauses.
The final declaration travels back to every campus as a set of commitments for the year ahead.

These exciting sessions have been planned to uncover the secrets of climate science, understand how the UNFCCC’s COP works, and learn how you can make your voice count on a global stage!
You’ll also get a chance to meet inspiring experts, connect with like-minded peers, and gear up for the big event with confidence.
Agenda coming soon …
What last year’s delegates carried home
Through my participation in MCOP, I’ve learned that the voices of young people play a crucial role in shaping the global climate conversation. This experience has strengthened my leadership skills and deepened my personal commitment to environmental action—learnings that I will carry with me long after MCOP 2025.
– Varun Ghodke, OWIS Nanyang, Singapore
As I begin my new phase of studies at University, I want to focus more on the environmental relevance of my field so that I can one day contribute meaningfully and take part in a real COP.
– Ojiro Yahagi, GIIS Tokyo
The entire MiniCOP activity was filled with fun, creativity, and learning. We learned about different habitats, how animals adapt to survive, and the impact of pollution and climate change on their lives.
– Anirudra Singh, GIIS KL, Malaysia
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