Asha Ali
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Asha Ali var rådgiver hos NUPI fram til sommeren 2024. Hun arbeidet i forskergruppen for fred, konflikt og utvikling.
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I sitt nye faktaark utforsker forskere fra NUPI og SIPRIs Climate-related peace and Security Risk prosjekt sammenhengen mellom klimaendringer og sikkerhet i den sentralafrikanske republikken.
Klima, fred og sikkerhet i den Sentralafrikanske republikk
Climate, Peace and Security Fact Sheet: Colombia
I sitt nye faktaarket utforsker forskere fra NUPI og SIPRIs Climate-related peace and Security Risk prosjekt sammenhengen mellom klimaendringer og sikkerhet i Colombia.
Klima, fred og sikkerhet i Colombia
Klima, fred og sikkerhet i Etiopia
Climate, Peace and Security Fact Sheet Ethiopia
Etiopia opplever en av sine mest alvorlige tørkeperioder på flere tiår etter fire uteblivende regnsesonger på rad. Landet er sterkt avhengighet av regnbundet landbruk, og nylige reduksjoner i økonomiske vekstrater, rask befolkningsvekst, svak institusjonell kapasitet og høye konfliktnivåer gjør landet spesielt sårbart for virkningene av klimaendringene. Klimatiske forhold varierer betydelig i Etiopia, men gjennomsnittstemperaturen er anslått å øke og nedbør forventes å bli mer uberegnelig. Etiopias lange historie med tørke, hungersnød og utbrudd av gresshopper øker behovet for kapasitet og motstandsdyktighet for å takle de forventede konsekvensene av klimaendringene. Politisk ustabilitet og konflikt har forverret den humanitære situasjonen i landet, og minsket den etiopiske regjeringens evne til å implementere klimatiltak.
Re-imagining African—Nordic relations in a changing global order
This study asks how the special relationship between countries in Africa and the Nordic region may be affected by a changing global order, that the African-Nordic cooperation can continue to evolve and remain relevant for both regions. The meeting in Helsinki on 14 June 2022 is the 20th meeting of the forum of African–Nordic Foreign Ministers. The forum was established in 2000 between five Nordic countries and ten African countries. It was intended to emphasize the political importance of Africa and to demonstrate that Africa–Nordic relations went beyond development cooperation. The forum meets alternately and rotates among African and Nordic countries and African hosts have included Benin, Botswana, Mozambique, Nigeria, South Africa and Tanzania. The number of African countries expanded over time and now numbers around 25. The annual meeting is an opportunity to consolidate the special relationship between African and Nordic countries and creates a space where political issues of mutual concern can be discussed. As such, it has helped to broaden the African–Nordic relations beyond development cooperation and towards a more politically-oriented and interest-based strategic partnership. Beyond the annual foreign ministers meeting, the other aspect the report looks into is what the sum-total of African-Nordic bilateral relations in the areas of trade, development, peace and security and multilateral cooperation reveals about the status of the overall relationship. Africa pursues strategic partnerships that helps it to develop and strengthen the continent’s economic potential, political identity, and its role on the global stage. In this study we pay particular attention to Africa’s relationship with China, Europe, India, Russia and Turkey. One of the dominant features of Africa’s international relations has been its non-alignment. African countries have been careful to seek partnerships with many different states and regions, without being pulled into any one alliance that may prevent it from also gaining support for its development from others. Therefore, in its strategic partnerships, African countries seeks engagements that will help it to grow its economies.
Re-imagining African-Nordic relations in a changing global order
Climate-related Peace and Security Risks (CPSR)
Norsk utenrikspolitisk institutt (NUPI) og Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) samarbeider om et klimarelatert freds og sikkerhetsprosjekt som tar sikte på å støtte opp om Norges ...