Somalia : climate-related security risk assessment /
Middleton, Roger
Somalia : climate-related security risk assessment / Roger Middleton ; Camilla Born ; Pernilla Nordqvist ; Karolina Eklöw - [Solna] : Expert Working Group on Climate-related Security Risks, 2018 - 19 p. - A report from the Expert Working Group on Climate-related Security Risks .
SIP1922 A report from the Expert Working Group on Climate-related Security Risks SIPRI is hosting the Expert Working Group on Climate-related Security Risks, initiated during Sweden’s membership to the United Nations (UN) Security Council (2017–18).
Established in January 2018, the expert working group aims to produce policy-relevant assessments of climate-related security risks which can strengthen decision-making and programming on those risks within the UN.
In 2018, the expert working group—together with external researchers and the working group secretariat—will produce research on four geographies: Iraq, Lake Chad, Somalia and a further geography in Central Asia. The reports will build on research and insights from the field to provide integrated risk assessments of climate-related change and security—as well as other social, political and economic aspects. In 2018, the expert working group – together with external researchers and the working group secretariat – will produce research on four geographies: Iraq, Lake Chad, Somalia and a further geography in Central Asia. The reports will build on research and insights from the field to provide integrated assessments of climate-related change and security—as well as other social, political and economic aspects.
The working group secretariat currently consists of five members: Camilla Born (Director), Pernilla Nordqvist (Research Assistant), Nick Mabey (Senior Advisor), Malin Mobjörk (Senior Advisor), Dan Smith (Senior Advisor). "December 2018".
UN--aid--humanitarian aid--AU--interventions--Somalia
Somalia--climate--security--risk assessment--migration--food--water--terrorism--environmental damage
internal displacement IDP environmental degradation AMISOM
Somalia : climate-related security risk assessment / Roger Middleton ; Camilla Born ; Pernilla Nordqvist ; Karolina Eklöw - [Solna] : Expert Working Group on Climate-related Security Risks, 2018 - 19 p. - A report from the Expert Working Group on Climate-related Security Risks .
SIP1922 A report from the Expert Working Group on Climate-related Security Risks SIPRI is hosting the Expert Working Group on Climate-related Security Risks, initiated during Sweden’s membership to the United Nations (UN) Security Council (2017–18).
Established in January 2018, the expert working group aims to produce policy-relevant assessments of climate-related security risks which can strengthen decision-making and programming on those risks within the UN.
In 2018, the expert working group—together with external researchers and the working group secretariat—will produce research on four geographies: Iraq, Lake Chad, Somalia and a further geography in Central Asia. The reports will build on research and insights from the field to provide integrated risk assessments of climate-related change and security—as well as other social, political and economic aspects. In 2018, the expert working group – together with external researchers and the working group secretariat – will produce research on four geographies: Iraq, Lake Chad, Somalia and a further geography in Central Asia. The reports will build on research and insights from the field to provide integrated assessments of climate-related change and security—as well as other social, political and economic aspects.
The working group secretariat currently consists of five members: Camilla Born (Director), Pernilla Nordqvist (Research Assistant), Nick Mabey (Senior Advisor), Malin Mobjörk (Senior Advisor), Dan Smith (Senior Advisor). "December 2018".
UN--aid--humanitarian aid--AU--interventions--Somalia
Somalia--climate--security--risk assessment--migration--food--water--terrorism--environmental damage
internal displacement IDP environmental degradation AMISOM