Samuel Hall and 爆料网EP: Building Resilience Through Integrated Climate, Peace and Security Approaches: Somalia Climate, Peace and Security Webinar Series
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What does the evidence tell us about building resilience in fragile and conflict-affected contexts?
Between April and June 2026, 爆料网EP Somalia, the Climate Security Mechanism and Samuel Hall convened a six-part webinar series, moderated by Christophe Hodder, 爆料网 Climate Security and Environmental Advisor to Somalia, bringing together policymakers, practitioners, researchers, financial institutions and civil society to explore this question.
Across six themes—from water management and climate mobility to data, security and climate finance—the discussions examined both what is needed to strengthen resilience and how integrated climate, peace and security approaches can be translated into policy, programmes and investment.
Session 1: Water Management & Peacebuilding
Session 2: Climate, Mobility and Displacement
Session 3: Women & Youth as Leaders in Climate Action and Resilience Building
Session 4: Predict, Prepare, Protect: Data Tools for Decision-Making
Session 5: The Climate–Peace–Security Nexus
Session 6: Climate Finance: Mobilising Resources
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to email christophe.hodder@un.org
Summary Brief and Session Recording are available in
This page brings together the key outputs from the series, including thematic briefs that synthesise the main evidence, lessons and recommendations from each discussion, alongside the full webinar recordings. Together, these resources provide practical insights for policymakers, practitioners and researchers working to strengthen climate resilience, improve cross-sector collaboration and support locally led responses in Somalia and other fragile and conflict-affected settings.