(Bamako, 31 January 2019) — Today, Malian civil society members and their partners SIPRI and CONASCIPAL present the first Civil Society White Book for Peace and Security to help address security...
VERS UNE PAIX DURABLE AU MALI : SIPRI ET SES PARTENAIRES LANCENT LE PREMIER LIVRE BLANC DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CIVILE POUR LA PAIX (Bamako, 31 janvier 2019) - Les membres de la société civile malienne et...
Dr Florian Krampe and Vane Moraa Aminga Ahead of the upcoming African Union (AU) Summit in February, SIPRI researchers give an impetus for the AU to refocus on climate-related security risks and...
Executive Summary Objective: to provide a climate-related security risk assessment and options for climate risk management strategies in Central Asia. Central Asia is a brittle but largely stable...
Aurélien Tobie and Dr Grégory Chauzal I. Introduction Mali was once considered to be a leading example of democratic progress and stability in sub-Saharan Africa. However, the crisis in 2012 revealed...
SUMMARY In order to make peace processes more inclusive, increased participation by women and other excluded groups has been emphasised for decades, as well as the need to adopt a gender perspective...
By Emma Bjertén-Günther (SIPRI), Yeonju Jung (SIPRI), Johanna Poutanen (CMI), Silja Grundström (CMI), Maria Ristimäki (CMI) Major misconceptions continue to weaken efforts to make gender-sensitive...
The impacts of climate change are increasingly viewed as global security risks, which will have far-reaching implications for both human and renewable natural systems. Most climate–conflict research...
Florian Krampe, Roberta Scassa and Giovanni Mitrotta The transnational character of climate-related security risks often goes beyond the capacity of national governments to respond adequately. As...
Today the Foreign Affairs Council of the European Union (EU) will adopt a number of decisions on the Sahel and Mali. In light of these conclusions, SIPRI has published a topical backgrounder on the...