Syria’s reconstruction should address both climate vulnerability and conflict risk, based on new Weathering Risk report.

A recent Telegraph article highlights findings from our latest Weathering Risk report, Prioritising Conflict Prevention and Recovery in Syria, and makes the case for a reconstruction approach that is both climate resilient and sensitive to conflict risks. 

Read the full report here.

These issues will be explored at BCSC 2026 in the panel discussion From rubble to resilience: The case for climate-positive post-conflict reconstruction in Syria, bringing together representatives of the Syrian government and implementers working on the ground to discuss how recovery can support stability, inclusion and long-term resilience. The session will be livestreamed.