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.

Land and natural resources can be connected with conflict dynamics, from local disputes to international tensions. Restoring ecosystems can bring communities together, build trust, and foster cooperation, laying the groundwork for peace.

In this video, experts Dr. Jewellord Nem Singh (Erasmus University Rotterdam) and Héctor Camilo Morales Muñoz (adelphi) explain which critical minerals are needed and where they can be found.

Climate change is increasingly driving extreme weather events such as floods and droughts. One of the mediating factors that can lead to these events developing into conflict is a rise in food insecurity.

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.

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 violent conflict and climate change.

A collection of events taking place at COP29 which are relevant to climate, peace and security agenda. Following the progress made in Egypt and UAE, COP29 in Azerbaijan continued to give special attention to Peace, Relief and Recovery.

Haiti is the most vulnerable country in Latin America and the Caribbean to climate change. Tackling environmental degradation and climate change impacts on livelihoods must be a priority.