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Climate change and conflict if there is a 1.5°C temperature rise
We can’t shy away from it any longer – climate change is causing conflict. It is now more important than ever for peacebuilding programmes to address climate change as a key driving force behind conflict.
The Sahel: Challenges along an Ancient Trade Route
Concordis has worked in the Sahel since 2009, and currently undertakes several peacebuilding and mediation projects working mainly with vulnerable communities in situations of conflict or affected by past violence. As an international charity, we firmly believe that community cohesion, reinforced through the support of mutual activities, is core to creating adaptable and resilient strategies for inhabitants who may be challenged by increasingly risky living conditions. Read more about the Sahel below, and the social, climatic, and security challenges it’s currently facing.