Library


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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Cooling the Heat: Mediation in a Warming World

2026 | Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue
Sebastian Kratzer

This paper shows how mediation is helping states and communities manage natural resources more peacefully and explores where and how climate- and environment-related mediation is…


Breaking Barriers to Sustain Youth Participation in and Beyond Brazil

2026 | Routledge
Jennifer Lauren and Helena Branco

The global media coverage of the youth climate movement has ignited debate on how to meaningfully engage youth in political decision-making. While not all youth…


Climate Security Connects Fragile and Strong States via Cascading Effects: A Review Article

2026 | Political Science Quarterly
Paula Kivimaa

The article focuses on the growing significance of security in the context of climate change and recent global crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and…


Arria-Formula Meeting Concept Note: “The Normative Gaps Linking Natural Resources and Peace: Foundations and Perspectives”

2026 | Security Council Report

This was a concept note for an Arria-formula meeting titled "The Normative Gaps linking Natural Resources and Peace: Foundations and Perspectives", which was organised by…


How Armed Conflict Shapes Food Insecurity in the Sahel and Lake Chad Region

2026 | Communications Sustainability
Yanmin Yang, Zihan Xu, Huining Zheng, Jiayao Shu, Pei Xia, Yifan Lin, Yanxu Liu, and Jian Peng

Armed conflict is closely associated with food insecurity, but its impact on interregional food movement remains insufficiently understood, especially in data-scarce regions. Here the authors…