The Weathering Risk synthesis report identifies nine pressing global climate security trends and opportunities based on 43 case studies, assessments, mapping exercises and scenario-based analyses produced during the first phase of Weathering Risk.

Climate finance for fragile and conflict-affected contexts continues to fall short. This practical note provides guidance for actors to deliver peace-positive climate action and climate-informed peacebuilding in fragile and conflict-affected contexts.

The methodology and guidance was developed to facilitate risk-informed planning, enhance capacity for action and improve operational responses that promote climate resilience and peace. Based on two years of field testing through over twelve Weathering Risk assessments on the ground.

This video was produced using conference footage from BCSC 2024. Featuring insights from interviews with adelphi global experts Janani Vivekananda (Head of Programme) and Benjamin Pohl (Head of Programme).

70 percent of climate vulnerable countries are the most fragile. This should mean that these countries are prioritised by climate finance. Yet, the reality is the opposite. Access to climate finance for fragile and conflict countries is often hindered by structural, technical and institutional barriers. Overcoming these challenges is vital for sustainable peace.

The Weathering Risk Peace Pillar is harnessing the integration of climate and environmental challenges into peace programming for improved outcomes in regions severely affected by both violent conflict and climate change.

Produced one year after the Initiative’s launch, this video explains the goals of this multilateral cooperation, who are its member countries and highlights the impact projects on the ground have currently achieved.

There cannot be climate action without water action. The acknowledgement of this at this year’s UN Water Conference could represent a "once in a generation opportunity" to galvanise action to address the interlinked challenges of climate change and water to achieve sustainable development.

The culmination of the IPCC Sixth Assessment cycle, the recently published synthesis report makes clear the contribution of climate change to global security.

The fourth Berlin Climate and Security Conference 2022 highlighted the importance of multilateral cooperation, inclusivity and locally-informed action to weather the risks resulting from interacting climate and conflict pressures.

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