Podcast / Africa 29 April 2020 The Horn: Climate, Conflict and Peacekeeping’s Unwanted Footprint The Horn of Africa faces myriad crises. Beyond the potentially devastating impact of COVID-19 on politics and the economy, the region is grappling with deeply troubled transitions, cross-border jihadism and remains a playground for great power competition. In this Episode, Host Alan Boswell and David Mozersky, co-founder of Energy Peace Partners and a former Crisis Group project director for the region, discuss the conflict in Darfur, UN climate goals and the international community’s carbon footprint. Share Facebook Twitter Email Linkedin Whatsapp Save Print S1 Episode 17: Climate, Conflict and Peacekeeping’s Unwanted Footprint “Africa is one of the most vulnerable regions to climate change across the world, and yet is the least responsible”. Climate change is a threat multiplier. Its ability to disrupt livelihoods, change migration patterns and complicate political imbalances make it an increasingly significant driver of conflict. David Mozersky, co-founder of Energy Peace Partners and a former Crisis Group project director for the region, is Alan’s guest this week. They examine the conflict in Darfur, UN climate goals and the international community’s carbon footprint. Click here to listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Related Tags Climate Change and Conflict Sudan More for you Podcast / Africa The Horn Podcast Hold Your Fire!