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Sebastian Huber

Sebastian is a Project Assistant on the Climate Diplomacy and Security team at adelphi. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Global Studies from the University of Vermont and is pursuing a master’s degree in International Affairs with a focus on international security at the Hertie School in Berlin. Sebastian has previously worked in a diverse range of fields, most recently in sustainable forestry and agriculture.

Articles & Publications

Environmental Peacebuilding in Colombia

Environmental Peacebuilding in Colombia

Environmental Peacebuilding in Colombia

This report analyses the peacebuilding policy approaches of the Santos, Duque, and Petro administrations in Colombia and explores environmental peacebuilding good practices at the local level to address the intricate relationship between environmental degradation, climate change, and peacebuilding efforts. It presents recommendations for implementing an Environmental Peacebuilding Policy (EPP) to strengthen resilience and achieve sustainable peace.

Climate, Peace and Security Assessment: Papua New Guinea

Climate, Peace and Security Assessment: Papua New Guinea

Climate, Peace and Security Assessment: Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea (PNG) is at a pivotal moment, facing the converging threats of climate change, environmental degradation and persistent insecurity. These intersecting challenges demand urgent and coordinated action by all relevant stakeholders. This assessment aims to provide up-to-date evidence to support policy planning and programming in PNG’s various regions and offers recommendations to strengthen the country’s resilience and enhance its capacity to cope, withstand and respond to concurrent shocks.