#E3 - Multilateral cooperation in addressing the climate's impact on security. Where do we stand?

In this miniseries, WIIS Brussels invites women to share their experience and expertise on the many dimensions of climate security. 

In this third episode of the series, Sabrine Dao and Sofiia Shevchuk have invited Mariko Peters, Senior Peace and Conflict Adviser at the European External Action Service, Olivia Lazard, visiting scholar at Carnegie Europe, and Anniek Barnhoorn, Research Assistant with SIPRI's Climate Change and Risk Programme. 

In this episode, our speakers come not only from different generations but also from diverse workplaces and backgrounds to provide a current state of affairs and prospects on the role of such institutions as the EU, OSCE and UN in climate security. Are peace, climate and security connected? Can multilateralism solve both climate change and security threats? Which institution is the most effective these days in tackling climate change? 

Follow and connect with our guests and hosts:

- Mariko Peters: LinkedIn, Twitter.

- Anniek Barnhoorn: LinkedIn, Twitter.

- Olivia Lazard: LinkedIn, Twitter.

- Sabrine Dao: [email protected]

- Sofiia Shevchuk: LinkedIn, Twitter. 

Learn more on this topic:

- Anniek Barnhoorn’s publication (2022) on Taking Climate Security Forward in the OSCE

- SIPRI Publication (2021) on Reassessment of the European Union’s Response to Climate-related Security Risks

- Olivia Lazard’s Publication (2022) on Russia’s Lesser-Known Intentions in Ukraine

- Olivia Lazard’s TED Talk on The Blind Spots of the Green Energy Transition

This episode was funded by a grant from the United States Department of State. The opinions, findings and conclusions stated herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the United States Department of State.

Credits

Music: Original creation

Production: Sabrine Dao

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