Neither the ITU mobile app for Plenipot nor the ITU website schedule for Plenipot make it clear exactly how much happens in parallel.

So I, your friendly non-government delegate member of the Australian government delegation at Plenipot, am making that information clearer, and sharing it with everyone.

Important caveat: These more accessible views below of what’s happening in parallel are not official.

This is today’s schedule, with up to five parallel tracks of negotiations, totalling 27 hours of discussion across a 11-hour block of time:

And this is Monday’s schedule:I used Claude to generate these calendar views, and will update my website daily, with the latest schedule, as shown in the ITU website view of the schedule.

The ITU website schedule doesn’t always seem to show the same set of sessions as the mobile app, so if you’re a delegate reading this, always double check both the mobile app and the website schedule, and the onsite video screens showing the schedule, to make sure you do indeed have the latest and most correct version of the day’s schedule.

But my Claude-generated views of the daily schedule of meetings should at least give you a high-level view of what’s in parallel, so your delegation can cover as much as possible.

And if you’re not a delegate, and offsite, these daily schedules should give you an insight into how busy it is here in Doha, and how challenging it is for small delegations to cover multiple priorities that are happening at the same time.