The Environment, Climate, and Conflict Working Group aims to advance new and improve existing legal and policy frameworks, funding, and programming to address the intersection of conflict and environmental degradation to more effectively promote peace and stability.

The objectives of the Environment, Climate, and Conflict Working Group include:

• Developing the evidence-base to support environmental peacebuilding in policy, programming, and funding;

• Generating guidance and collating tools on environmental peacebuilding for sectoral integration; and

• Elevating discourse on environmental peacebuilding.

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Key Resources:

• The Climate Change Crisis: Ensuring Integration Of Conflict Prevention And Climate Change In U.S. Foreign Policy And Development Assistance (April 2022 Update) - AfP

• The Climate Change Crisis: Ensuring Integration Of Conflict Prevention And Climate Change In U.S. Foreign Policy And Development Assistance - AfP

• BRIEFER: Breaking Silos: Climate Change, Security, and Humanitarian Action—Roundtable Summary - Center for Climate and Security

• BRIEFER: Deepening U.S. Climate Security Ambition: A Road Map for 2023 - Center for Climate and Security

• Climate Security 101 - IMCCS

• The World Climate and Security Report 2021 - IMCCS

• The World Climate and Security Report 2020 - IMCCS