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This policy brief, based on the Gender Responsive Climate Security Assessment for Sri Lanka, examines how embedding justice and equity in climate action can address underlying grievances, strengthen social cohesion, and prevent the re-emergence of conflict in Sri Lanka. It offers gender-responsive and conflict-sensitive recommendations to advance inclusive climate adaptation, peacebuilding, and national unity.

This report, developed in partnership between the European Institute for Peace and Weathering Risk Peace Pillar, presents the results of an extensive consultation as part of the project Environmental Pathways for Reconciliation in Yemen. The analysis reveals the multiple dimensions of environmental risks that Yemen is grappling with and their impact on its social fabric, human security, and conflict. The results also provide insights into the gaps and potential entry points when addressing these risks, especially with a focus on peace and reconciliation.

The Weathering Risk project uses an innovative methodology that unpacks the complex relationship between climate change and insecurity and identifies entry points for action.