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. Across Nigeria, Iraq, Somalia, the Bay of Bengal and Yemen, the Peace Pillar is already improving trust-building, a key step to achieving peace.

Today, climate change is a driver of conflict and a threat multiplier affecting many areas of life. To illustrate the diverse effects of climate change, national and international experts from the OSCE participating States were asked to share their expertise and views.

The Shar/Šara Mountains and Korab Massif Area is a biodiversity hotspot with outstanding natural value. Climate change poses a threat to the natural and economic values of the area. This document proposes a joint co-operation strategy to strengthen co-operation between four protected areas.

Climate change can impact security in a number of ways in Central Asia. As these risks are shared across the region, they also provide entry points for co-operation. This report presents the results of a regional consultation process on climate change and security in Central Asia, primarily based on a workshop held in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

This report investigates to what extent the 15 current member states of the United Nations Security Council perceive climate change as a threat to their own security and security worldwide and to what extent they integrate the climate change-security nexus into their domestic and foreign policies and their respective positions in the UN.

In this episode, Alina Viehoff joins podcast host Alexandra Steinkraus to discuss all things BCSC.