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New Report: The Responsibility to Prepare and Prevent – A New Climate Security Governance Frameworkhttps://climateandsecurity.org/2019/11/04/report-the-responsibility-to-prepare-and-prevent-a-new-climate-security-governance-framework/ …
This combination of unprecedented risk & unprecedented foresight lays the foundation for a Responsibility to Prepare & Prevent. The framework is concerned w/ what we know about #climatesecurity, what gaps exist in governing these risks, &how to close this governance gap.
The main #climatesecurity governance gaps identified are- Gap 1: The Right Information. There’s currently no standardized global hub for climate security info to inform international policy actions & a lack of accepted future projections in a field dominated by forensic analysis
Gap 2: The Right People Addressing climate security risks is hampered by a gap b/w climate change messengers & the security audiences needed to take actions to address climate security risks & lack of institutionalized leadership on the issue within the global security community
Gap 3: The Right Time. There are currently no global governance mechanisms for aligning international climate policy actions with international actions to address climate security risks.
To fill the global governance gaps, this paper proposes the establishment of an international R2P2 Climate Security Governance Framework made up of three institutional principles:
Principle 1: Assessment & Anticipation. Standardized, aggregated & credible climate security assessments, including climate security futures, aimed @ aiding coherent international action. This should start w/ the establishment of an International Climate Security Assessment Panel
Principle 2: Elevation & Translation. Leadership by senior, globally-respected security practitioners who translate climate security information for global security decision-makers, & issue regular recommendations for international action.
Principle 2 continued: Elevation & Translation. This should start with the appointment of a UN Permanent Representative for Climate and Security to lead a new Climate Security Center (CSC) to fulfill this goal.
Principle 3: Coordination & Alignment. International climate security coordination mechanisms for aligning the policy windows of international climate change policy with international security policy as they relate to climate security risks.
Principle 3 cont: Coordination & Alignment. This should begin with the establishment of an intergovernmental “Climate Security Coordination Mechanism (CSCM)” at the UN level to drive this coordination.
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