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2023 Environment and Emergencies Forum

22 - 23 March 2023

Brussels, Belgium

The Environment and Emergencies Forum (EEF) is an inclusive global forum focused on the interface between the environment and humanitarian emergency response.

22 - 23 March 2023

The event will explore the nexus of environmental risk, disasters, humanitarian crisis and other trends. It will provide a platform for taking action to strengthen environmental resilience through an increased focus on the readiness of member states, regional and national organizations, civil society, and academia, to respond to the environmental dimensions of emergencies.

Themes and Topics of the 2023 EEF

Readiness for response
Response and recovery
Environment in Humanitarian Action
Environment in protracted conflict settings

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This description was excerpted from eecentre.org.

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