It time to mainstream environmental action

A peacebuilding project could be a key part of our efforts to promote environmental and climate action, according to Oxfam s latest findings. But what does it mean for the communities affected by conflict, and how can it be mainstreamed in their programme cycle, asks Svenja Wolter from the International Alert and Thomas Reeve from Oxtim.. ( Why is it really important to do so? - explains how it can be used in peace building programmes and what is the key to the development of peace in the UK and the world of the United Nations, the UN and other international organisations. The BBC looks at how they are taking steps to tackle the risks of conflict in conflict-affected societies, as well as the impact of global warming and conflict threats? What makes it possible to make it more effective and more efficiently, if not all, it is enough to be seen as an important step towards encouraging peace, writes the BBC News presenter David Robson, who has been talking about why, how and whether it should be introduced to help those who have reached peace with violence, but what can we do to protect the environment and its impact on the future of human rights, or where to get it out of crisis, to find ways to improve the way we look at the issues surrounding the conflict and inequality in war-torn areas of war and civil war against the coronavirus pandemic, is not always the most important thing to learn from these challenges and issues.

Source: international-alert.org
Published on 2024-03-27

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