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Climate adaptation in no-man's land: Bridging the conflict-climate gap

Posted by DanBC
Tags: climate change, armed groups, governance.rebel, research, author.ashley jackson, author.florian weigand, author.leigh mayhew, author.pascal bongard, source.armedgroupscentre
https://www.armedgroupscentre.org/reports-and-articles/climate-adaptation-in-no-mans-land

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Title
Centre on Armed Groups - Climate Adaptation in No-Man's Land
Published
Nov 20 2023
Word count
180 words

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  1. DanBC
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    Lots of places are not under state control. This means that there has been limited action to make changes to adapt to climate change. How can we engage armed groups to take action to make changes...

    Lots of places are not under state control. This means that there has been limited action to make changes to adapt to climate change. How can we engage armed groups to take action to make changes to cope with climate change? Should we engage these groups, or does that risk legitimising organisations seen as terroristic?

    This short readable paper presents some discussion around the topic, and it presents some interesting "ways forward".