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How to get policy-makers at different governance levels to conflict prevention action | BCSC 2021

4 October, 2021

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WATCH: This event focused on how to move from identifying water- and climate-related conflict risks and forecasting current and future climate and water conflict hotspots to designing and implementing conflict prevention and mitigating action.

The main aim of the event was to investigate how the various analytical tools available for understanding climate and water security risks can be used in an effective and targeted manner to not only inform but to actually trigger action on the ground – by actors from the local, national, and international level. It did so by discussing how different analytical tools available have already or can in the future guide climate and water security interventions, ultimately calling for moving from analysis to action.

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Susanne Schmeier, IHE Delft/Water, Peace and Security partnership

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Ikal Angelei, Co-founder and director, Friends of Lake Turkana
Christophe Hodder, Somalia Climate Security Advisor, UN Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM)
Karen Meijer, Specialist climate-water scarcity-social impacts, Deltares

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