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The library is a community-driven collection of analyses, guidance, policy, and other materials submitted by researchers and practitioners on peacebuilding and natural resources. It consists of assessments, case studies, policy briefs, reports, and multimedia content. This section is frequently updated with new materials.

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EnPAx Icon Essential Concepts of Environmental Peacebuilding: An A to Z Guide

2026 | Routledge
Carl Bruch, Richard Matthew, Larry Swatuk, Rachel Weaver, and Erika Weinthal (eds.)

Essential Concepts of Environmental Peacebuilding: An A to Z Guide (Routledge 2026) is a first-of-its-kind reference work that consolidates and clarifies the diverse and rapidly…


Ethnic Land Rights as a Faustian Bargain? On the Afro-Colombian Struggle for Alternative Livelihoods and Its Limits

2026 | Progress in Development Studies
Caroline Cornier

From the 1990s onwards, ethnic minorities in Latin America have been granted collective property rights to protect their natural livelihoods and culture from extractivism and…


Food Waste Management in SMEs: The Ukrainian Context

2026 | British Food Journal
Roza Sagitova, Volodymyr Filippov, Lidiia Voloshchuk, and Lisa Jack

This study examines food waste (FW) management by food retail and food service SMEs in developing countries such as Ukraine. The data were collected through…


Species' Habitat Change over Twenty Years in Colombia's Tropical Dry Forests

2026 | Ecological Indicators
Maria Isabel Arce-Plata, Natalia Norden, Jaime Burbano-Girón, Guy R. Larocque, M.C. Díaz, Susana Rodríguez Buriticá, Germán Corzo, and Timothée Poisot

Countries worldwide are working together under the Convention on Biological Diversity to tackle biodiversity loss. As part of this effort, the monitoring framework of the…


Nature Crimes: The Convergence of Criminal Ecomonomies in the Mekong Region

2026 | Forest Trends
Kevin M. Woods

The Mekong Region—particularly the tri-border “Golden Triangle” of Myanmar, Laos and Thailand—has become a hub where environmental exploitation and criminal activity converge, collectively generating billions…