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This episode explores Climate, Peace and Security in Haiti. The Caribbean country is living through overlapping crises, where violence and instability are being intensified by climate shocks and environmental degradation. We¡­

The episode explores what climate, peace and security means in one of the world¡¯s most climate-exposed regions where climate change is not a distant threat, but a lived reality shaping land, livelihoods and identity. It¡­

From 27 April to 1 May 2026, the Climate Security Mechanism (CSM) convened and participated in a series of events in New York alongside Member States, United Nations entities, and other partners on the margin of the Berlin¡­

By the Joint Steering Committee of the Climate Security Mechanism On the occasion of the 2026 Climate Security Mechanism Partnership Dialogue At a time of heightened global instability, climate change is increasingly shaping¡­

Today at UN Headquarters, Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs Rosemary A. DiCarlo met with Climate, Peace and Security (CPS) Advisors serving in our political missions, including United Nations¡­

The pilot episode introduces the concept of climate, peace and security and the UN¡¯s work on it. It serves as a primer on what climate, peace and security means at the United Nations, and why it matters. It then discusses¡­

Afghanistan is on the frontline of the global climate crisis. Ranked among the world¡¯s most vulnerable and least prepared countries to manage climate impacts, communities are already experiencing severe consequences¡­

Two of the defining crises of our time, climate change and the erosion of information integrity, are no longer unfolding in parallel; they are increasingly reinforcing one another in ways that deepen risks to peace and¡­

Webinar Series from 8 April - 29 June 2026 The Somalia Climate, Peace and Security (CPS) series serves as a strategic platform to increase momentum around the climate dialogue in Somalia. Somalia is a pioneer in the CPS space¡­

Every year, communities across South Sudan are devastated by severe flooding, due to climate change and inadequate infrastructure to cope with the impact. Those most affected are often women and girls. To build their capacity¡­

A briefing on the priorities and preparations for the thirty-first session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP31)