Conflict Sensitive Adaptation Governance (CSAG): Towards a theoretical framework for integrating climate, peace, and security into adaptation policy

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Schapendonk, F.; Medina, L.; Jaskolski, M. (2024) Conflict Sensitive Adaptation Governance (CSAG): Towards a theoretical framework for integrating climate, peace, and security into adaptation policy. 30 p.

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This conceptual and methodological note introduces a conceptual framework designed to assess multi-scalar climate adaptation policy instruments by gauging the extent to which they consider linkages between climate, peace and security. The purpose of this methodology is to assess whether policy instruments – and the activities and operations enacted within them - are intentionally formulated, implemented, and evaluated with regard to their effectiveness in mitigating conflict and societal instability risks, and to contribute to sustainable peacebuilding efforts.

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SDG 13 - Climate actionSDG 16 - Peace, justice and strong institutions

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