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040 _aSipr
041 _aeng
100 1 _aBorn, Camilla
245 1 0 _aAdvancing United Nations responses to climate-related security risks /
_h[electronic resource]
_cCamilla Born, Karolina Eklöw and Malin Mobjörk
260 _aSolna :
_bSIPRI,
_c2019
300 _a4 p.
490 0 _aSIPRI policy brief
500 _a"September 2019"
500 _aSIP1923
500 _aThis policy brief is supported by funding from the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs as part of SIPRI's Climate Change and Security project.
500 _aThis SIPRI Policy Brief summarizes the recent evolution of the climate security debate in the UN and highlights three priority areas for future action: (a) supporting and establishing climate security action in the field, (b) nurturing knowledge provision and (c) building sustainable sources of financing for climate security action. All these steps will require committed actors, innovation and long-term investment. Escalating climate impacts make the mitigation of climate-related security risks by the UN and its member states not only demanded but urgent. Recent institutional progress demonstrates that committed and cooperative actors can drive institutional change. This progress must be bolstered and action delivered in the field.
500 _aThe security implications of climate change have increasingly been debated in the United Nations Security Council. Yet, there is a growing concern by many UN member states about the lack of adequate responses to the risks that climate change poses to peace and security. In recent years, some modest but notable changes at the UN have taken place, of which the creation of the Climate Security Mechanism is the primary example.
650 _aUN
_xclimate
_xsecurity
_xinstitutions
_xresolutions
_xSecurity Council
653 _aclimate change
700 1 _aEklöw, Karolina
700 1 _aMobjörk, Malin,
710 2 _aSIPRI
852 _hFri e-publikation
856 4 0 _uhttps://www.sipri.org/publications/2019/sipri-policy-briefs/advancing-united-nations-responses-climate-related-security-risks
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