
Quote of the Month
If we see our forests and the planet as our patient, the risk of delay is so enormous that we cannot wait until we are absolutely sure the patient is dying.
- Charles, Prince of Wales, at a meeting on Tropical Forest Science, in London, UK, on 8 May 2013.
Recent UNDP Publication, Asia-Pacific
UNDP links resource-based conflicts in Asia-Pacific to climate change
Political risk deters action to avert famine - report
Governments are failing to prevent hunger emergencies in developing nations, despite ample warning, because they see more political danger than reward in acting early to avert famine, a report from the Chatham House thinktank said on Friday.
Video Interview with Alexander Carius
In this interview, Alexander Carius, Managing Director at adelphi, speaks about needs and priorities for climate security and its relevance for climate diplomacy from a think tank perspective.
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Quote of the Month
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Recent UNDP Publication, Asia-Pacific
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Political risk deters action to avert famine - report
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Video Interview with Alexander Carius
Climate Diplomacy
- 7 May 2013
A caravan of peace and security? Discussions on climate change and security are continuing
The discussion on climate change as a threat to peace and security has gained some momentum after a UN Security Council meeting in July 2011. The most visible outcome of…
Topics
- 3 May 2013
Addressing natural resource conflict through collaborative community actions: lessons from Central Uganda
Lake Victoria, located in the East African Plateau between Tanzania, Uganda and…
Regions
- 2 May 2013. Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation
Safe drinking water disappearing fast in Bangladesh - study
The availability of safe drinking water, particularly in Bangladesh's “hard-to-reach areas,” is expected to worsen as the country continues to suffer the effects of climate change, experts say. According to a study by the World Bank's…


