Work programme on security, climate change, and environment

Climate change presents a critical challenge to the planetary environment and security and is increasingly considered a threat multiplier. This includes climate change interlinking with aspects such as human security, conflict risk, fragility, internal and transboundary migration, energy security, and other sectoral security issues, including food, water, and biodiversity security.

SLYCAN Trust's work programme on this nexus aims to create strategic engagement spaces and mobilize evidence towards an enhanced understanding of relevant overlaps, synergies, and trade-offs as well as approaches for cross-sectoral resilience-building that are economy-wide and geographically inclusive. The work explores systems dynamics of climate change and security with other components such as energy, technology, food, land, water, and biodiversity to amplify the number and potential impact of innovative solutions in this area.

Under SLYCAN Trust's work programme on the climate-security nexus, the following aspects have been identified as critical intersections of climate impacts, conflict, security, and climate action:

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