Climate Change Is Testing the Limits of Peacekeeping in Abyei
27 Aug 2026
UNISFA faces the risks associated with changing weather patterns and broader climatic changes across the Abyei area
UNISFA faces the risks associated with changing weather patterns and broader climatic changes across the Abyei area
How climate change has affected UNMISS operations, how the mission has adapted to these evolving conditions, and the ways in which local communities have developed resilience
Climate change has proven itself to be one of the most complex and interconnected challenges humanity will have to grapple with in the 21st century
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Addressing the critical need for integrating climate security into peace operations
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