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Welcome to the
Environmental Peacebuilding
Knowledge Platform

This site serves both as the home page for the Environmental Peacebuilding Association® (also known as EnPAx®), and as a repository for a wide range of information on environmental peacebuilding.

Environmental peacebuilding integrates natural resource management in conflict prevention, mitigation, resolution, and recovery to build resilience in communities affected by conflict. Join our growing global community of researchers, practitioners, and decision makers in sharing experiences and lessons from managing natural resources in conflict-affected settings, accessing new research on the topic, and participating in events to support the growing network of professionals active in environmental peacebuilding.

Topics

Recent Library Additions

Shared Waters, Shared Stakes: Science Diplomacy and Conflict Prevention in the Bay of Bengal [Audio]
2026 | adelphi

The Peacebuilding Promise of Environmental Management: Lessons on Environment, Climate Change, Security and Peacebuilding
2026 | Conciliation Resources

Extraterritoriality, Climate Change, and National Security: In Defense of Extraterritorial Laws
2026 | American Journal of International Law

Highlight: Beyond Scarcity: Understanding the Drivers of Farmer-Herder Conflicts
2026 | Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue and adelphi

A Pacific Climate–Peace Nexus
2026 | Toda Peace Institute

Events

Climate, Conflict and Environmental Struggles: Perspectives from Myanmar
Sep 10, 2026 | Danish Institute for International Studies

Climate-Sensitive Peacebuilding: Integrating Climate Awareness into Your Peace Practices
Sep 21, 2026 | Pro Peace: Academy for Conflict Transformation

Course Applications Open: Gender, Conflict, and Peacebuilding Course
Sep 23, 2026 | SwissPeace

News

BlogTest
Aug 28, 2026 | BlogTest

GEF SGP CSO Challenge Program
Aug 25, 2026 | Global Environment Facility and International Union for Conservation of Nature

Request for Research Proposals: Environmental Conflict, Environmental Peacebuilding
Aug 25, 2026 | Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen