Studie über die Zusammenhänge innerhalb des Trias Klimawandel, Migration und Konflikt

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DPDH

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531080

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Studie über die Zusammenhänge innerhalb des Trias Klimawandel, Migration und Konflikt

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Description succincte (Anglais)	The Political Affairs Division IV, Section for Humanitarian Policy and Migration (HUPO), launches a concise overview-study on the interrelations between the three phenomena climate change, migration and conflict. In close collaboration with the PD IV, the research institute Swisspeace/HUSEC will gather information on causal dependences, potentially affected regions and relevant policy-players with regard to the issue at stake, which may well serve as theoretical basis for further operational steps to be taken in the forthcoming year.
Publications / Résultats (Anglais)	Mason, Simon J. A., Albrecht Schnabel, Adrian Müller, Rina Alluri, Christian Schmid, 2008. Linking Environment and Conflict Prevention: The Role of the United Nations CSS and swisspeace. Report Summary / Full Report EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This report examines the links between environment and violent conflict, and explores the role of the United Nations in preventing conflicts related to environmental factors. This report examines the links between environment and violent conflict, and explores the role of the United Nations in preventing conflicts related to environmental factors. 1. Links between environment and conflict Key message: Environmental factors play a key role in many conflicts, yet they are always interlinked with political, economic, and socio-cultural factors. Different types of environment-related conflicts are influenced by particular trends and call for differentiated responses.

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The Political Affairs Division IV, Section for Humanitarian Policy and Migration (HUPO), launches a concise overview-study on the interrelations between the three phenomena climate change, migration and conflict. In close collaboration with the PD IV, the research institute Swisspeace/HUSEC will gather information on causal dependences, potentially affected regions and relevant policy-players with regard to the issue at stake, which may well serve as theoretical basis for further operational steps to be taken in the forthcoming year.

Publications / Résultats
(Anglais)

Mason, Simon J. A., Albrecht Schnabel, Adrian Müller, Rina Alluri, Christian Schmid, 2008.
Linking Environment and Conflict Prevention: The Role of the United Nations
CSS and swisspeace. Report Summary / Full Report

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This report examines the links between environment and violent conflict, and explores the role of the United Nations in preventing conflicts related to environmental factors.

This report examines the links between environment and violent conflict, and explores the role of the United Nations in preventing conflicts related to environmental factors.
1. Links between environment and conflict

Key message:

Environmental factors play a key role in many conflicts, yet they are always interlinked with political, economic, and socio-cultural factors. Different types of environment-related conflicts are influenced by particular trends and call for differentiated responses.