When I arrived in Mogadishu in 2013 to set up and lead the Office of the President’s communication and media department, I had the privilege of being invited to...
Climate-resilient livelihoods, local and regional partnerships are needed to help a region already suffering devastating consequences of climate change, writes...
The climate diplomacy podcast gives insights into the latest developments in international climate diplomacy. Our host Alexandra Steinkraus interviews experts...
This year marks a decade since nations successfully negotiated the Paris Agreement, a landmark treaty that has been the guiding force for international climate...
The Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 has kept two nuclear-armed rivals – India and Pakistan – in a stable river sharing arrangement for more than six decades. Yet...
Puentes calls for a shift from fragmented environmental action to a holistic, justice-centered vision. For her, protecting ecosystems means addressing systemic...
Around the world, conflict and environmental risks are on the rise – and they’re often connected in complex ways. In the past five years alone, the number of...
Mongabay interviews Ndasi, who says armed groups like the M23 must respect of all the norms of international law and ensure that Indigenous peoples are not...
As part of the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks (HNPW) 2025, the United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC) and adelphi organized an online session...
CCS Director Erin Sikorsky hosts a discussion between Matthew Ince, Associate Director at Dragonfly, a geopolitical and security intelligence firm; and Janani...
Amid escalating political tensions between India and Pakistan, the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty serves as a stark reminder of both nations' climate and...
Environmental peacebuilding offers a promising framework to address deeply intertwined environmental challenges and conflict dynamics in Latin America and the...
"We don't have money for all; aid has largely been reduced. Countries should use their internal resources, like minerals, for tackling climate change."
With climate change multiplying risks, especially in areas more vulnerable to conflict, climate action needs to become an integral part of preventive diplomacy...
The science is clear: limiting global temperature rise to 1.5°C requires a dramatic reduction in fossil fuel production. Yet, despite global commitments to...
The UNEP-led Wadi El Ku 2 catchment project used inclusive natural resource management strategies to improve agricultural productivity and foster local peace...
“If we want a good future, we need to protect our ecosystems,” says Anela Stavrevska-Panajotova. She is a forest engineer and head of the Department for Nature...
Severe climate change impacts in Iraq are reshaping its social and economic landscapes. Among those most acutely affected are farmers in the Dhi Qar and Missan...
