Research project that studies the climate change-conflict nexus in Myanmar and its border regions. Climate justice, environmental activism, green transition.
Interested in Climate Change actions in contexts with ongoing violent conflict? How are people able to adapt and protect themselves and their environment under such difficult circumstance? Follow our tweets here. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar#ClimateJustice
Climate-vulnerable and conflict-affected Myanmar absent from COP28 negotiations - pressing need to ensure that more climate financing targets civil society groups and Indigenous Peoples on the ground. Full article by @DrJustineC and I on @diisdk https://t.co/g8pwYaWZ3a
Klimaskrøbelige #Myanmar har ingen statsrepræsentant på #COP28 Det er klogt at udelukke militærjuntaen fra COP, men FN bør overveje alternativer. Vigtigt at konfliktramte lande ikke glemmes i den globale klimafinansiering https://t.co/LxfTE7jHEk @diisdk@DKAmbMyanmar
The countries that are hardest hit by climate emergencies are also those worst affected by conflict - and those that receive the lowest climate financing. That is a problem. Read recommendation for support in this report.
It’s time that military spending is diverted to fund climate initiatives in conflict contexts. NATO members are currently selling arms to 39 of the 40 most climate-vulnerable countries; 17 of which are already in armed conflict. https://t.co/URf0anGtZ6
If you’re in Copenhagen, come join us at @diisdk on 6 December for this important event unpacking Myanmar’s multiple crises. Speakers include myself, @HeleneKyed, @Rgnhardliner, @izzysaja and @tweetmaxmartin
https://t.co/YBuDuAQs1C
Register now for our roundtable discussion showcasing #Indigenous-led research and policy responding to climate change, featuring the authors of 3 new case studies in our Indigenous Perspectives series.June 15, 10-11:30 am PST #indigenousResearch@yourcier
https://t.co/tlqcXy3hRk
When we are sick, we use herbs found in the forest. We live with the forest, we protect it. We live with the water, we protect it. This helps us to have balance in everything whether it is food, belief, and conservation. #FromAgreementtoAction
Our government sets aside reserved forests or national parks and sanctuaries. But they are in disconnect with our customary laws and they exclude our Indigenous Peoples and often drive them away from their traditional lands, says Devasish from Bangladesh. #FromActiontoAgreement
If #30By30 target doesn't recognize #IndigenousPeoples & their territories, it will lead to expansive land confiscations & #HumanRights violations. This will be worse in countries like Myanmar because of military dictatorships. - Paul Sein Twa, Salween Peace Park
@goldmanprize
Why 'nature-based solutions' are so controversial at #cop15.
Congolese farmers barred from own land for tree planting project by French oil giant Total Energies https://t.co/GNkMBZtylX
Scholarships for MA Social Science (Development Studies) program at CMU with focus on land relations. Available for Cambodia, Lao, Myanmar or Vietnam students. Deadline 25 April, contact [email protected] Read more: https://t.co/Wd1TQmkKiX