Fragility, Conflict, and Migration
The CGIAR Initiative on Fragility, Conflict, and Migration addresses challenges to livelihood, food, and climate security faced by some of the most vulnerable populations worldwide. The Initiative focuses on building climate resilience, promoting gender equity, and fostering social inclusion.
Featured News & Events
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New tool has potential to leverage hundreds of millions of dollars in climate finance for peace
01.12.23-
Climate adaptation & mitigation
Author: Marianne Gadeberg, Independent Communications Consultant During the 28th Climate Change Co…
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Road to COP28: Reviewing Migration Narratives on Social Media during COP27
23.11.23-
Climate adaptation & mitigation
Authors: Bia Carneiro, Giulia Tucci and Ibukun Taiwo (CGIAR Focus Climate Security, The Alliance of…
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CIMMYT makes progress on some of the world’s top problems: 2022 Annual Report, “Harvesting Success”
18.10.23CIMMYT targets some of the world’s most pressing problems: ending poverty, ensuring food for the…
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Featured Resources
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publicationGuidance note for peace-informed programming at the Green Climate Fund: Livelihoods of people and communities.
25.11.23-
Climate adaptation & mitigation
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publicationGuidance note for peace-informed programming at the Green Climate Fund: Health, food, and water security
23.11.23-
Climate adaptation & mitigation
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Where We Work
- Burkina Faso
- Ethiopia
- Iraq
- Mozambique
- Niger
- Nigeria
- Pakistan
- Somalia
- Yemen
Partners
The CGIAR Initiative on Fragility, Conflict and Migration has a wide array of partners, including: demand partners (donors, development banks, multilateral organizations, government, UNFSS HDP Nexus Coalition, and humanitarian and development NGOs); innovation partners (local NGOs, the private sector, global and national research institutions, and research consortiums); scaling partners (multilateral organizations (IOM and WFP), INGOs (ICRC and World Vision), governments (USAID FEWSNET, and ministries of agriculture), private actors, and UN agencies (UNHCR and UN Systems cluster).
