Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia
Somalia has long struggled to overcome the social, economic, and political fragmentation that arose following the 1991 civil war and the subsequent collapse of the central state. Since then, the country has experienced repeated cycles of internal strife and external intervention. The role of climate...
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| author | Villa, Victor Schapendonk, Frans Sax, Niklas Kenduiywo, Benson Benzid, Rym Nunow, Abdimajid Pacillo, Grazia |
| author_browse | Benzid, Rym Kenduiywo, Benson Nunow, Abdimajid Pacillo, Grazia Sax, Niklas Schapendonk, Frans Villa, Victor |
| author_facet | Villa, Victor Schapendonk, Frans Sax, Niklas Kenduiywo, Benson Benzid, Rym Nunow, Abdimajid Pacillo, Grazia |
| author_sort | Villa, Victor |
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| description | Somalia has long struggled to overcome the social, economic, and political
fragmentation that arose following the 1991 civil war and the subsequent
collapse of the central state. Since then, the country has experienced
repeated cycles of internal strife and external intervention. The role of climate change and environmental degradation in further exacerbating these dynamics has become increasingly evident over the past decade or so. Aside from contributing to recurring humanitarian crises and displacement, environmental extremes also feed into the emergence of natural resource competition and offer new strategic opportunities for non-state armed groups (NSAGs) to further assert their dominance. Efforts to promote sustainable development within Somalia must account
for these systemic interconnections across the realms of climate, peace,
and security. The Alliance of Bioversity/CIAT’s FOCUS Climate Security team – in
partnership with FAO Somalia and the IGAD Centre of Excellence for
Climate Adaptation and Environmental Protection (IGAD CAEP) – held a
3-day workshop in Mogadishu to explore the challenges and opportunities
for integrating climate, peace, and security into policy and programmatic
frameworks. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1693312025-12-08T09:54:28Z Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia Villa, Victor Schapendonk, Frans Sax, Niklas Kenduiywo, Benson Benzid, Rym Nunow, Abdimajid Pacillo, Grazia climate change mitigation climate change climate change adaptation peacebuilding conflict sensitivity Somalia has long struggled to overcome the social, economic, and political fragmentation that arose following the 1991 civil war and the subsequent collapse of the central state. Since then, the country has experienced repeated cycles of internal strife and external intervention. The role of climate change and environmental degradation in further exacerbating these dynamics has become increasingly evident over the past decade or so. Aside from contributing to recurring humanitarian crises and displacement, environmental extremes also feed into the emergence of natural resource competition and offer new strategic opportunities for non-state armed groups (NSAGs) to further assert their dominance. Efforts to promote sustainable development within Somalia must account for these systemic interconnections across the realms of climate, peace, and security. The Alliance of Bioversity/CIAT’s FOCUS Climate Security team – in partnership with FAO Somalia and the IGAD Centre of Excellence for Climate Adaptation and Environmental Protection (IGAD CAEP) – held a 3-day workshop in Mogadishu to explore the challenges and opportunities for integrating climate, peace, and security into policy and programmatic frameworks. 2024-12-21 2025-01-17T13:42:04Z 2025-01-17T13:42:04Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/169331 en Open Access application/pdf Villa, V.; Schapendonk, F.; Sax, N.; Kenduiywo, B.; Benzid, R.; Nunow, A.; Pacillo, G. (2024) Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia. 44 p. |
| spellingShingle | climate change mitigation climate change climate change adaptation peacebuilding conflict sensitivity Villa, Victor Schapendonk, Frans Sax, Niklas Kenduiywo, Benson Benzid, Rym Nunow, Abdimajid Pacillo, Grazia Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia |
| title | Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia |
| title_full | Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia |
| title_fullStr | Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia |
| title_short | Towards a common vision of climate, peace, and security in Somalia |
| title_sort | towards a common vision of climate peace and security in somalia |
| topic | climate change mitigation climate change climate change adaptation peacebuilding conflict sensitivity |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/169331 |
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