Understanding how climate change, when combined with other political, economic, and social
factors, can act as a catalyst for conflict is crucial for NATO and its member states long-term
planning. By fully integrating CLIMATE SECURITY into strategic planning, NATO can be
PREPARED for the evolving challenges of the future operating environment, ensuring that
military forces are READY to respond to complex, multifaceted threats and ensure that NATO’s
operations remain RESILIENT across a wide range of environments—whether they involve
peacekeeping, disaster relief, or countering climate-driven conflicts.Dr. Hengameh Irandoust, NATO Climate Change and Security Centre of Excellence
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