Revisiting roles: The evolution of climate, peace and security in the UNSC and beyond
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In this episode, we speak with Hafsa Maalim, one of the panel discussants at the 29 November UNSC meeting on climate, peace and security, to discuss the evolution of the understanding of Climate, Peace and Security (CPS) in the Security Council and how increased awareness of how climate, security and peacebuilding interact can offer a basis for additional tools and entry points to better achieve its mandate. She discusses how well-intentioned initiatives can actually meet the needs of communities, the importance of explicit mandates and reflects on the next steps in the CPS debate in the new year. Further links: Watch the Arria-Formula meeting on Climate, Peace and SecurityMore information about the Climate for Peace Initiative 
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