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Undercurrents: How conflict, climate change and the environment intersect in Yemen
Undercurrents examines the complex relationship between war, increasing climate-related hazards and environmental degradation in Yemen that are undermining security and driving further conflict, particularly at the local level. Undertaken in collaboration with the European Institute of Peace, the assessment highlights why climate and environmental action must be part of Yemen’s conflict mitigation and peacebuilding processes at different levels. -
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Harmonising biodiversity and climate action with a peace lens in Latin America and the Caribbean
Biodiversity conservation plays a crucial role in addressing the challenges climate change and environmental degradation pose to human security and peace. This practical note explores how these agendas intersect in Latin America and the Caribbean, one of the world's most biodiverse regions. The document summarises the discussions held at BCSC-Cali during the past UN Convention on Biological Diversity (COP 16) in Colombia, including key highlights and priority action areas for various stakeholders. -
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Seeking sustainable peace in a changing climate
Why do we need targeted, evidence-based investments in peace programming that integrates climate and environmental security? Well, if you pick up your local newspaper or scan the morning headlines in your email inbox... -
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The role of youth in the Climate, Peace and Security agenda
This practical note provides a synthesis of the discussions that took place on the sidelines of the Berlin Climate and Security Conference 2024. It makes the case for the centrality of the meaningful participation of youth in the Climate, Peace and Security agenda. It outlines challenges, emerging good practices and recommendations for the UN system, member states, donors, researchers and practitioners. -
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Using climate and environmental challenges to build trust in conflict-affected areas: Q&A with the Weathering Risk Peace Pillar
Climate change and environmental degradation are drastically reducing the availability of natural resources that millions around the world rely on, undermining livelihoods, economies and driving displacement. These... -
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Enhancing Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning MEL for Conflict And Climate Resilience: Lessons from the Weathering Risk Peace Pillar
Climate impacts, environmental degradation and violence are increasing. Policymakers and practitioners need evidence to effectively respond. But how do we create this evidence base? The Weathering Risk Peace Pillar is... -
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Germany's National Interdisciplinary Climate Risk Assessment (Nationale Interdisziplinäre Klimarisiko Einschätzung)
What risks does the climate crisis pose to Germany's national security? Authored by a consortium comprising Germany's federal intelligence service and leading scientific institutions, including adelphi research, this document is the first comprehensive strategic assessment of climate risks to German national security. -
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Highlight: Food security, climate change and conflict
The nexus between climate change, conflict and food insecurity is one of the most urgent challenges today. adelphi has provided tailored support to international organisations and governments to better navigate the... -
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Improving agricultural productivity and fostering peace through inclusive natural resource management in Sudan
The UNEP-led Wadi El Ku 2 catchment project used inclusive natural resource management strategies to improve agricultural productivity and foster local peace across 22 village councils, impacting 100,000 people in Sudan...