Sustainable peace is crucial for lasting #development gains in conflict-affected settings. For #PeaceAndDevelopmentWeek SIPRI highlights ‘integrated peacebuilding,’ a pathway to #peace by tackling the roots of #conflict. For more read this workshop policy brief, based on a workshop co-organized with @issafrica, @giz_gmbh, and the @WorldBankGroup ➡️ bit.ly/4vynbDs

#PeaceAndDevelopmentWeek: Over the past four decades, the field of environmental security has undergone major changes. But just how much has the research landscape shifted? #SIPRI takes a trip into the archives 📜 to find out. 1984 | Environmental Warfare: SIPRI’s early research focused on environmental modification as a weapon, fearing deliberate degradation of the atmosphere and ozone layer. 2022 | An Environment of #Peace: Today, the focus has shifted to understanding the climate crises’ role in global insecurity—and how environmental solutions can build a lasting peace. For more on SIPRI’s research ➡️ bit.ly/4bjEfWl #ClimateChange #FromTheArchives @environofpeace @FlorianKrampe

Lasting peace requires understanding the root causes of conflict. This #PeaceAndDevelopmentWeek #SIPRI revises its research into the drivers of global insecurity—and pathways to a sustainable peace. For SIPRI’s work so far: ➡️ bit.ly/4f3pgks #ClimateChange #Environment #FoodInsecurity #Governance #Peace