Theme Summary
Climate Resilience and Environmental Governance
Advance Climate Resilience and Environmental Governance: The StateLabs Institute (StateLabs) advances climate resilience as a governance and peacebuilding priority by integrating climate adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and sustainable resource management into public policy and institutional frameworks. This thematic area focuses on rural and pastoralist regions most affected by climate shocks, examining how environmental governance shapes development outcomes, social cohesion, and conflict prevention. STATELABS generates evidence-based policy solutions that strengthen climate-responsive governance, improve management of land and water resources, and enhance state–citizen trust in climate-vulnerable contexts.
Governance
Question
Key Questions
The analysis looks at institutional capacity, coordination, and preparedness for climate-related challenges and emergencies.
This question examines the role of data, research, and early-warning systems in building climate-resilient policies and programs.
The focus here is on inclusive participation, local knowledge, and collective action in strengthening adaptive capacity.
This question examines exposure to climate shocks such as droughts, floods, and extreme weather, and their social and economic impacts.
The focus is on integrating climate considerations into development planning, governance frameworks, and sectoral policies.
This explores practical approaches that help communities adapt to climate change while protecting natural resources.
Outputs
Outputs
We work with
Engagement
Government Entities
Local Authorities
CSOs
Academia
Development Partners
