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From climate stress to social strainMigration, governance and local resilience in Iraq

This research report examines how climate change, migration and social cohesion intersect across four climate-affected governorates in Iraq: Nineveh, Diyala, Kirkuk and Al-Sulaymaniyah. Using a multi-layered methodology that combines desk reviews, secondary quantitative analysis and field-based insights from key informant interviews and focus group discussions, the underlying research captures the lived realities of local communities behind policy debates and provides evidence-based recommendations.

  • Year 2026
THE LOSS AND DAMAGE OF CLIMATE CHANGE DEPENDS ON THE CONTEXT |

How can the harms caused by climate change be addressed?A dialogue between transitional justice and climate justice

During our third dialogue event, we discussed the challenges and opportunities of providing remedies for the loss and damage that climate change is causing.

  • feature 28 Mar 2024
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We need to talkChanging climate, changing conflicts

The Berghof Foundation and adelphi held a conversation on the importance of shifting the peacebuilding discourse to better acknowledge and address climate change.

  • feature 15 Sept 2020
BAGHLAN, April 22, 2025 (Xinhua) -- Farmers work on agricultural land affected by recent floods in Burka district in northern Baghlan province, Afghanistan, April 20, 2025. TO GO WITH "Feature: Afghans at the crossroads of climate crisis, deepening poverty" (Photo by Saifurahman Safi/Xinhua)

Video: Climate finance blind spots – closing the gapHow can climate finance reach fragile and conflict-affected countries?

Watch our event recording to explore how global funding mechanisms can better reach fragile and conflict-affected contexts with insights from our Afghanistan report.

  • event 26 Nov 2025
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Entry points for climate finance and peacebuilding in Afghanistan

This report examines the current climate finance landscape in Afghanistan, analysing funding trends before and after 2021 and identifying entry points for action under current political constraints.

It explores how political constraints and institutional gaps have reshaped access, delivery, and co-financing dynamics, while identifying emerging models for indirect implementation through UN agencies, NGOs, and regional mechanisms. Comparative case studies from Haiti, Somalia, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo illustrate how other fragile states have mobilised climate finance amidst instability.

  • Year 2025
  • Author(s) Dima Reda
Women from our Insider Peacebuilders Network took part in a workshop in Kenya, exploring successful mediation processes and strategies to strengthen grassroots leadership and social cohesion.

Advancing women's leadership for climate and peaceGender-inclusive environmental peacebuilding in Somalia

Learn more about our approach to supporting Somali women in building inclusive peace and climate resilience.

  • blog post 17 Oct 2025
  • Author(s) Teresa Isabel Andion-Wessel
An agricultural field with watering system in Nineveh, Iraq.

From climate stress to social strainMigration, governance and local resilience in Iraq

Climate change in Iraq is no longer a distant environmental threat. Our new report explores how climate stress is reshaping local governance and social stability.

  • feature 18 Feb 2026
An official plants Mangrov trees against drought caused by climate change and in Basr.

Strengthening enhanced climate and community resilience in Iraq

This project builds climate resilience in Iraq by combining community solutions, sustainable infrastructure, and conflict-sensitive strategies to tackle climate security risks.

  • Past Project 2024 - 2025
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Local transitional justice practices for climate justiceThe case of Nkhulambe, Malawi

This paper explores the intersection of climate justice and transitional justice through the case study of community-level engagements with climate change in the rural area of Nkhulambe, Malawi. It shows that residents have developed their own climate responses that tackle more fully the manifold climate harms they have experienced than top-down climate responses to date. These community-led measures address climate harms which occurred in the past, while building solidarity in the present, in order to prevent and reduce the harms of future climate events, as such they can be understood as climate-focused transformative transitional justice in practice. Moreover, they have the potential to complement and strengthen top-down national and international efforts, making them more inclusive and responsive to communities affected by climate harms, as well as opening the door to more equitable climate action.

  • Year 2026
  • Author(s) Jasmina Brankovic
Tensions tend to arise when authorities and local systems are not equipped to absorb newcomers.

Lessons on climate, environment, peace, and security

Across Iraq, Yemen, and Somalia, environmental pressures shape conflict and cooperation. Read the three lessons from our programming on environmental peacebuilding.

  • blog post 21 May 2026
  • Author(s) Nazanine Moshiri
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