Launch of Deforestación y Derecho
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Webinar Only
Deforestación y Derecho
Date Released
July 2023
El presente Manual Judicial proporciona recursos que los jueces pueden aplicar para decidir casos relacionados con la deforestación en Colombia, y esta introducción proporciona un contexto para el desarrollo del manual, reconoce a los socios y a los individuos responsables del desarrollo del mismo, y proporciona una breve descripción sobre cómo utilizarlo.
ELI and Partners Launch Massive Open Online Course to Make Natural Resources a Source of Cooperation Rather Than Conflict
March 2018
(Washington, DC): Yesterday, the Environmental Law Institute, U.N. Environment, and partner organizations launched a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Environmental Security & Sustaining Peace, providing an in-depth introduction to the multiple roles that natural resources and the environment play in the onset, escalation, and resolution of, and recovery from violent conflicts.
5th Al-Moumin Distinguished Lecture on Environmental Peacebuilding: Ken Conca & Geoff Dabelko
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Washington, DC
Livelihoods Development Critical to Post-Conflict Peacebuilding and Economic Recovery—New Study
April 2015
(WASHINGTON, DC and GENEVA) In the wake of armed conflict, rebuilding livelihoods is critical to peacebuilding and economic redevelopment, according to a new study launched today by the Environmental Law Institute (ELI), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the University of Tokyo, McGill University, and Tufts University.
Environmental Peacebuilding Platform Marks its First Anniversary
November 2014
The Environmental Peacebuilding Global Knowledge Platform, the leading knowledge source on natural resources, conflict and peace, celebrates its one-year anniversary today, on the International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict.
2nd Al-Moumin Lecture on Environmental Peacebuilding: Jon Barnett
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Washington, DC
Strengthening Post-Conflict Security and Diplomacy
The Environmental Law Institute (ELI) and the Global Infrastructure Fund (GIF) Research Foundation Japan are undertaking a project — with the support of the Center for Global Partnership (CGP) of the Japan Foundation — to improve post-conflict security and diplomacy. In particular, the project examines how natural resource management and infrastructure redevelopment can improve security, diplomacy, and peacebuilding after a conflict.