As the climate crisis accelerates, competition over natural resources intensifies, and shifting demographics reshape global systems, the connections between environmental change and security are becoming increasingly complex—and consequential.
Through cross-sectoral, solutions-driven analysis, and inclusive dialogue among international stakeholders across governments, civil society, industry, and communities, the Stimson Center’s Environmental Security Program works to illuminate emerging risks and advance pragmatic strategies to build resilience for communities and countries.
Small island developing states are facing the brunt of the costs and consequences of the climate crisis with an urgent need for global support
November 30, 2023
November 16, 2023
Identifying trends and actors involved in IUU fishing, exploring political and socioeconomic factors, and offering recommendations to government
November 6, 2023
Program Director Sally Yozell called to testify before the Congressional-Executive Commission on China
October 30, 2023
This report offers the governments of West African states and the People’s Republic of China clear, concise, and actionable recommendations to foster sustainable fisheries management and counter IUU fishing in the Gulf of Guinea and beyond
September 14, 2023
September 7, 2023
CORVI project team is working with government officials, business leaders, and members of academia to create a holistic coastal city risk profile of Toamasina, Madagascar
August 1, 2023
A new World Bank President provides the opportunity to reform lending practices for climate adaptation funding in developing countries
June 26, 2023
