Sustainable peace is necessary for lasting #development gains in conflict-affected settings.

For #PeaceAndDevelopmentWeek SIPRI highlights ‘integrated peacebuilding.’

For more read the #STHLMForum workshop policy brief, organised jointly with @giz.de, #ISSAfrica, #WorldBankGroup

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Lasting peace requires understanding the root causes of conflict.

This #PeaceAndDevelopmentWeek #SIPRI revises its research into the drivers of global insecurity—and pathways to a sustainable peace.

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#ClimateChange #Environment #Governance #Peace

#FactFriday ➡️ 45% of Afghanistan's population is projected to require humanitarian assistance this year.

As #PeaceAndDevelopmentWeek wraps up the need for pathways to sustainable peace is clearer than ever.

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From environmental warfare to an environment of peace

Over the past four decades, environmental security has undergone a revolution. But just how much has the landscape shifted? #SIPRI takes a trip into our archives 📜 to find out.

For more ➡️ bit.ly/4bjEfWl
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What is human security—and why does it matter?

Human security works preventatively, tackling #conflict by treating structural causes.

SIPRI's project with #GatesFoundation 'Development Aid as a Security Priority', highlights these efforts.

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