Effectiveness of Current Policy Frameworks in Mitigating Climate-induced Risks Relating to Human Security and Conflict (Morocco)

Katriona McGlade

Effectiveness of Current Policy Frameworks in Mitigating Climate-induced Risks Relating to Human Security and Conflict (Morocco)

Case Study on Morocco

Publication: Case Study
Citation: McGlade, Katriona and Isabelle Turcotte 2012: Effectiveness of current policy frameworks in mitigating climate-induced risks relating to human security and conflict - case study on Morocco. Ecologic Institute, Berlin.

This case study provides an overview of the current policy framework in Morocco for addressing the impacts of climate change on water, conflict and human security. It presents insights into the effectiveness of Moroccan policies and examines actors' expectations and demands for a future policy framework. The case study [pdf, 853 KB, English] is available for download.

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Publication:Case Study

This is the short version of a longer analysis of the effectiveness of policy frameworks for addressing hydro-climatic hazards and their impacts on human security and conflict, which is based mainly on interviews conducted with policy-makers and experts in Ethiopia, Morocco, Israel and the occupied Palestinian Territories (oPT), as well as representatives of the EU and the UN. This short version is available for download.

The Effectiveness of Policy Frameworks for Addressing Climate-induced Risks to Human Security and Conflict (short version)

Report on Stakeholder Perspectives and Demands (short version)

Year 2012

Language

English

Authorship

Katriona McGlade

Isabelle Turcotte

Year

2012

Dimension

61 pp.

Project

Climate Change, Hydro-conflicts and Human Security (CLICO)

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Keywords

Climate

Foreign Policy

International Development

Water

Conflict, Water, Climate

Mediterranean, Morocco

Case Study: Effectiveness of Current Policy Frameworks in Mitigating Climate-induced Risks Relating to Human Security and Conflict [pdf, 853 KB, English]

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PublicationCase StudyThe Effectiveness of Policy Frameworks for Addressing Climate-induced Risks to Human Security and Conflict (short version)

This is the short version of a longer analysis of the effectiveness of policy frameworks for addressing hydro-climatic hazards and their impacts on human security and conflict, which is based mainly on interviews conducted with policy-makers and experts in Ethiopia,... Read more

Gerstetter, Christiane et al. 2012: The effectiveness of policy frameworks for addressing climate-induced risks to human security and conflict – Report on stakeholder perspectives and demands (short version). Ecologic Institute, Berlin.

PublicationReportThe Effectiveness of Policy Frameworks for Addressing Climate-induced Risks to Human Security and Conflict

Climate change will have clear physical consequences for our natural environment. The Mediterranean, Middle East, and Sahel (MMES) form a region under particular threat from, among other things, changes to rainfall patterns. Climate change may also have wider socio... Read more

Gerstetter, Christiane et al. 2012: The effectiveness of policy frameworks for addressing climate-induced risks to human security and conflict - Report on stakeholder perspectives and demands. Ecologic Institute, Berlin.

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The Mediterranean, Middle East, and Sahel region is a climate change "hot spot". Whether climate change undermines human security and creates conflict or results in cooperation over water resources depends in part on the institutions in place and policies adopted in... Read more

Gerstetter, Christiane et al. 2011: Review of policies on climate change, water conflicts and human security. Ecologic Institute, Berlin.

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