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Issue #141 – Jun 4, 2019 |
AnnouncementsJune 4, 2019 Curious to see how gender dynamics impact environmental peacebuilding? And vice versa?
June 4, 2019 We are delighted to share the preliminary agenda for the 1st International Conference on Environmental Peacebuilding: Preliminary Agenda (May 30, 2019). |
EventsFor more upcoming events on environmental peacebuilding, please visit our online calendar of events.
October 23, 2019 - 2019-10-25
Environmental Peacebuilding Association
June 18, 2019 - 2019-06-19
Government of France
Discussion: Mining Local Procurement – A Necessary Lever to Overcome the Resource Curse
June 10, 2019
International Institute for Environment and Development
National Security Implications of Climate Change
June 5, 2019
US House of Representatives
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LibraryIn the last two weeks, 26 new publications were added to our online library of materials on environmental peacebuilding. Here is a sampling of the new additions: Black Sand and the Red Court: Scalar Politics of a Mining Conflict in the Philippines
January 1, 2019 | Joshua Wayland
January 1, 2019 | Mark R. Read
Food Security and Violent Conflict: Introduction to the Special Issue
January 1, 2019 | Tilman Bruck and Marco d' Errico
Natural Resource Exploitation and Sexual Violence by Rebel Groups
January 1, 2019 | Beth Elise Whitaker, James Igoe Walsh, and Justin Conrad
January 1, 2019 | Joshua Sokol
Life after Conflict: Healing the Environmental Wounds of War [Video]
January 1, 2019
EcoPeace's Directors Present on Water Security and Regional Cooperation at the UN Security Council
January 1, 2019 | Nada Majdalani, Gidon Bromberg, and Yana Abu Taleb
Analysis for Water Conflict Transformation
January 1, 2019 | Mark Zeitoun, Naho Miramuchi, Jeroen Warner, Matthew Kirkegaard, and Ana Cascao
Energy Infrastructure as a Target of Terrorist Attacks from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria
January 1, 2019 | Lucas Tichy
January 1, 2019 | Steven Van Bockstael
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JobsPlease visit our jobs page to view these positions and other job opportunities. Conflict Advisor, Famine Early Warning Systems Network May 31, 2019 | Tetra Tech Tetra Tech International Development Services (https://careers. tetratechintdev. com) headquartered in Arlington, VA is a holder of the Famine Early Warning Systems (FEWS NET) 7 IDIQ contract.May 31, 2019 | Relief International Relief International specializes in relief and development programs that benefit people in acute distress.Jordan: Regional Livelihood Advisor May 31, 2019 | Relief International Relief International specializes in relief and development programs that benefit people in acute distress.May 22, 2019 | Netherlands Red Cross The Netherlands Red Cross Society seeks to prevent and alleviate human suffering and to improve the situation of vulnerable people.Yemen: Technical Coordinator Food Security and Livelihoods – Sanaa May 22, 2019 | ACTED Since 1993, as an international non-governmental organization, ACTED has been committed to immediate humanitarian relief to support those in urgent need and protect people’s dignity, while co-creating longer term opportunities for sustainable growth…Myanmar: Subject Matter Experts, Myanmar Agri-Food Systems Activity May 17, 2019 | ACDI/VOCA Since 1963 and in 146 countries, ACDI/VOCA has empowered people in developing and transitional nations to succeed in the global economy. Based in Washington, D. C. |
International NewsIn the last two weeks, 41 international news items on environmental peacebuilding were posted on our website. The following is a sampling: Liberia: SDI Segments Conflicting Issues in Land Laws March 11, 2019 | Joaquin M. Sendolo, Observer Forest watchdog, the Sustainable Development Institute (SDI), has synchronized and identified “Contradictions” between the Community Rights Law (CRL) and the Land Rights Law (LRL), and therefore the government and stakeholders should work together…Women Hold the Key to Curbing Climate Change March 8, 2019 | Katharine Wilkinson In 1911, over one million people took to the streets of Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland for equal rights and suffrage.Colombia: Colombia Mines Minister Aims for Greater Transparency March 8, 2019 | Peter Kennedy, Resource World Colombia Energy Minister Maria Fernanda Suarez is aiming for greater transparency in the way the country’s resources are managed.March 7, 2019 | Allison Shelley Since the perpetrators of the 1994 Rwandan genocide fled into eastern Congo, the region has been consumed by war.Iraq: After IS, Mosul Tackles another Terror: Super-Resistant Bacteria March 6, 2019 | Maya Gebeily, Agence France-Presse Doctors around the globe are sounding the alarm over bacterial infections immune to modern medicine, but their prevalence in Mosul -- where thousands of patients are struggling to recover from severe war wounds…'Greening the Desert': What Drives Militants' Environmentalism? March 5, 2019 | Austin Bodetti, New Arab Though al-Qaeda would appear to have little in common with the likes of the Earth Liberation Army and the Earth Liberation Front, it apparently shares their concern for the state of the natural…Myanmar: Mandalay Starts to Streamline Land Records March 5, 2019 | Phyo Wai Kyaw, Myanmar Times The Mandalay City Development Committee (MCDC) has begun streamlining land records such as maps, surveys and title deeds, to be in line with rules and regulations.Iraq: CPECC Agrees to Build Natural Gas Liquids Plant in Iraq March 5, 2019 | Michael Marray, Asset China Petroleum Engineering and Construction Corporation (CPECC) and Basra Gas Company (BGC) have signed a contract to build a natural gas liquids (NGL) plant in Iraq.Myanmar: Myanmar ups Efforts to Save Marine, Wildlife March 4, 2019 | Myanmar Times “Life below water: for people and planet” was the theme of World Wildlife Day 2019, which was celebrated on Sunday to raise awareness about the world’s wild animals and plants.Climate Change: The Urgency of Tackling Climate-Related Security Risk in Africa March 4, 2019 | KAD Africana The African Union Peace and Security Council has been commended for dedicating its 828th session to climate change.Guatemala: Women Land Defenders Face 'Extreme Criminalisation', Added Risks March 2, 2019 | Anna-Cat Brigida El Estor, Guatemala - Since her teen years, Maria Magdalena Cuc Choc, now 39, has defended the natural resources of El Estor, a predominantly Mayan Q'eqchi' community on the western edge of Lake…South Sudan: Conflict to Blame for Extreme Hunger in South Sudan February 27, 2019 | Norwegian Refugee Council Around 6. 4 million people are currently at risk of hunger according to a recent Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report into the escalating food crisis in South Sudan. |
Blogs & OpinionIn the last two weeks, 5 blogs & opinion pieces on environmental peacebuilding were posted on our website. Without Curbing the Opium Trade, Afghanistan Is Unlikely to See Peace May 31, 2019 | Saqib Fikree While the talks between the United States and the Taliban continue, one key factor contributing to Afghanistan’s instability is not discussed — opium cultivation and drug trafficking.Is Oil Exploration More of a Curse Than Blessing? May 26, 2019 | Abdifatah Hassan Ali On 20th May 2019, Somalia's Lower House passed a petroleum bill ahead of government's plan to issue oil exploration license by the end of this year.May 22, 2019 | Austin Bodetti As Iraq continues its lengthy recovery from a ruinous four-year showdown between the Islamic State (ISIS or IS) and an American-led coalition, Iraqi officials are determining which aspect of their country’s reconstruction to…Lake Chad Crisis: Food Insecurity and Conflict are Creating a Feedback Loop of Destruction May 22, 2019 | Phoebe Sleet A report, recently released by Adelphi, has examined the linkages between climate change and conflict in the Lake Chad Basin.Environmental Conservation in a Refugee Crisis: When Calling It a Cross-Cutting Issue Is Not Enough May 22, 2019 | Haseeb Mb. Irfanullah It’s hard for me to forget 21 January 2018 − the day I first entered the world’s largest refugee camp with my International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) colleagues. |
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