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Conflict and Environment Observatory
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Ensuring ERW are cleared safely and sustainably has implications for how communities can recover from conflicts, especially as the climate becomes more extreme and unpredictable. Despite this, these issues are often siloed by researchers, policymakers, and by donors.

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Conflict and Environment Observatory
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Next week, we join @soasdevelopment.bsky.social Mekelle Uni in parliament to present a new methodology for combining spatial data and local expertise to detect environmental incidents relevant to ERW contamination in #Tigray. Work now becoming more urgent. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hidden-con...

eventbrite.co.ukHidden Connections: Post-Conflict Climate Change and Explosive OrdnanceA panel discussion on the links between climate change, leftover explosives, and life after conflict
Conflict and Environment Observatory
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It proved to be a great event in parliament last night, Jonathan introduced his new environmental change monitoring methodology for mine action, while Anna introduced participants to the Green Field Tool for mine action. Thank you to all our partners!