Conceptualizing resilience within environmental peacebuilding

Johnson, McKenzie F; Ide, Tobias; Gonzalez Cruz, Jesann

doi:10.1016/j.cosust.2023.101362

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“…Addressing conflict also leads to more equitable resource management, increased social cohesion, and more functional economic systems-all of which increase resilience to climate shocks (Kurtz & Elsamahi, 2023). And, finally, conflict resolution creates vital windows of opportunity whereby communities can be brought together to identify ways to manage a shared resource, laying the foundation for broader peacebuilding efforts (Ide et al, 2021;Johnson et al, 2021Johnson et al, , 2023.…”

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Conflict mitigation as a means of climate change adaptation: Lessons for policy and development practice

Abrahams,

Ober

2024

Environment and Security

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In this article, we examine the ways conflict can drive climate change vulnerability and, in turn, argue that conflict mitigation can act as a means of climate change adaptation. We identify three key ways in which conflict mitigation enhances adaptation opportunities: (a) addressing conflict dynamics increases opportunities to address climate risks; (b) grounded analysis of conflict dynamics often reveals high-value opportunities for climate change-oriented programs as well as potential maladaptations to be avoided; and (c) conflict mitigation interventions which rely heavily on governance can be leveraged in climate change adaptation efforts. This has multiple implications for global climate change policy, especially when one considers key climate security outcomes emanating from international policy discussions such as COP 28. We conclude this article by identifying three under-examined—and practical—lines of inquiry that would address key knowledge gaps in how to fortify climate resilience in conflict-affected regions.

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Section: Addressing Conflict Increases Adaptation Opportunitiesmentioning

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Conflict mitigation as a means of climate change adaptation: Lessons for policy and development practice

Abrahams,

Ober

2024

Environment and Security

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Advancements in sensors and actuators technologies for smart cities: a comprehensive review

Arshi,

Mondal

2023

Smart Constr. Sustain. Cities

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The creation of smart cities has benefited greatly from the quick advancement of sensor and actuator technology. The basis of data-driven urban environments is supported by these technologies, which seamlessly connect with the Internet of Things (IoT). This in-depth review paper explores the crucial part that sensors and actuators play in the development of smart cities, covering important topics such as technological kinds, data security, regulatory frameworks, and future possibilities. The review begins by explaining the importance of sensors and actuators in the Internet of Things (IoT) connections that serve as the framework for smart cities. Additionally, it sheds light on the wide range of sensors designed for different IoT applications as well as the variables affecting their service life, highlighting how crucial precision and durability are. Actuators are examined in detail to clarify how it might be used to create smarter cities. Actuators are the dynamic counterparts of sensors. This review discusses data security in big data exchange among actuators, legal foundations for smart city development, and key elements for creating a smart city. It highlights the benefits of advanced actuator technology and sensor integration, and emerging trends like AI-driven urban management and blockchain-enhanced data security. The paper serves as a guide for researchers, policymakers, and urban planners. The graphical abstract below illustrates the multifaceted advancements in sensor and actuator technologies, showcasing their pivotal role in shaping smarter, more sustainable cities. Graphical Abstract

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The role of science in resilience planning for military-civilian domains in the U.S. and NATO

Keenan,

Trump,

Kytömaa

et al. 2024

Defence Studies

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Conceptualizing resilience within environmental peacebuilding

Cited by 4 publications

References 51 publications

Conflict mitigation as a means of climate change adaptation: Lessons for policy and development practice

Conflict mitigation as a means of climate change adaptation: Lessons for policy and development practice

Advancements in sensors and actuators technologies for smart cities: a comprehensive review

The role of science in resilience planning for military-civilian domains in the U.S. and NATO

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