CGIAR Climate Action

In Cabo Delgado, livelihoods and conflict are tightly linked so recovery programs cannot be neutral. @CGIAR Climate Security and @wfp_mozambique mapped ecological services & social dynamics, designing solutions that don’t fuel conflict. Learn more: on.cgiar.org/4s5YcGi

Disinformation can stall climate action if it shapes public debate. In Brazil, @CGIAR mapped how Amazon disinformation spreads online and fed insights directly into government systems and national coordination efforts. ⏩ Discover more: on.cgiar.org/4qIq7uL

What if displacement data misses the climate story behind why people move? @CGIAR #ClimateSecurity researchers worked with @Refugees & the Honduras statistics office to redesign national surveys, to now identify climate drivers of mobility. ⏩Read more: on.cgiar.org/40aGiq1

Climate action can reduce risk, but only if it accounts for conflict dynamics. Across 30+ African countries, @CGIAR Climate Security trained 1,000+ decision-makers to connect climate governance with security planning. ⏩ Learn more: on.cgiar.org/3OcoW9n

Climate, peace & resilience work best when science meets policy. Following their 2025 MoU, this week, @BiovIntCIAT_eng & @AW_Council kicked off a new collaboration linking CGIAR research with regional expertise to support climate resilience & cooperation across the MENA region.

Can devolved climate finance avoid reinforcing inequality? In 2025, @CGIAR Climate Security partnered with @adaconsortium to assess how Kenya’s County Climate Change Fund can manage conflict risks as it scales nationwide. Learn more ⏩: on.cgiar.org/3OHYODG

Humanitarian protection can fail under climate pressure unless climate risk shapes how operations are planned and financed. @CGIAR Climate Security and @Refugees are embedding climate intelligence directly into decision-making. Discover more⏩: on.cgiar.org/4r2NVtm

Mangrove restoration in Palma could boost fisheries & protect coastlines. But who controls access & who benefits? @CGIAR Climate Security & @wfp_mozambique mapped ecological services & social dynamics, designing solutions that don’t fuel conflict. Read: on.cgiar.org/4s5YcGi

Until recently, national surveys in Honduras did not fully capture the climate dimension of displacement. Through a partnership with @CGIAR Climate Security and @Refugees, new data is helping policymakers anticipate climate risks & plan responses. Read⏩ on.cgiar.org/40aGiq1

When climate disinformation spreads, governments can’t afford to guess. In Brazil, @CGIAR Climate Security trained federal communications teams, analyzed Telegram conspiracist networks, and mapped the national climate debate. Read more: on.cgiar.org/4qIq7uL

Across Africa, pressure on land, water & livelihoods is reshaping stability. @CGIAR Climate Security with @AGNESAfrica1 has trained 1,000+ professionals in 30+ countries, embedding climate–peace–security into governance. ⏩ Learn more: on.cgiar.org/3OcoW9n

How do you design social protection for overlapping shocks? In Honduras, the @CGIAR Climate Security Team supported the design of the country's first Adaptive Social Protection framework, grounded in evidence from 15 municipalities. ⏩Read: on.cgiar.org/4abEbrM

Green growth without justice isn’t sustainable. From labor halls in the 1980s to today’s climate frameworks, Just Transition reminds us - climate action that ignores workers and farmers creates new risks. @CGIAR Climate Security explains why justice can’t be an afterthought.

When science shows up after disasters, response is reactive. When it’s embedded before, response becomes anticipatory. @CGIAR Climate Security provides scientific surge capacity, connecting emergency action with long-term resilience & climate adaptation.

For many early-career researchers, mentorship depends on the ability to travel. This excludes women, caregivers and scholars outside major hubs. The @CGIAR African Climate Mobility Academy shows lowers this barrier without sacrificing rigor. ⏩ Read: on.cgiar.org/4pSgWII

When climate risks, food insecurity and conflict collide, correlation can mislead. This episode of the @CGIAR Climate Security podcast dives into endogeneity, causal inference, and when “good enough” correlation works for early warning. 🎧 on.cgiar.org/4pyooI4

Are our models missing the dynamics that drive climate–conflict risk? Our guests on the @CGIAR Climate Security podcast explain why feedback loops, tipping points, and real community responses require better data + better models. ⏩ Listen: on.cgiar.org/4ajTMpp

Ethiopia faces repeated climate shocks and shrinking humanitarian budgets. Staying crisis-driven is no longer viable. Investing in food, water, and livelihood resilience is the only sustainable path forward. ⏩Read full report by @CGIAR Climate Security on.cgiar.org/3Y4VGTr

Climate stress, debt & gender inequality are reshaping migration choices in Guatemala. The good news is @CGIAR Climate Security research shows that communities have solutions ready. But they need backing. Learn more: on.cgiar.org/48sdXjH

🚨 Due to a fire at the venue, all remaining #FoodAgPavilion events at #COP30 today are canceled. ✅ Our team is safe. 🔄 We’ll work to reschedule the missed events at a later date. Thank you for your understanding and support. @FAOClimate @CGIARclimate