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Seminar on Climate, Peace and Security
Executive Seminar on Climate and Security Topics
1st row sitting, left to right: Brona Kabuba Okwara (Namibia), Dorina Roman (Moldova), Aminata Diaby (Guinea), Assoumane Touré (Mali), Leba Ulita Salusalu (Fiji), Niuone Eliuta (Tuvalu); 2nd row standing, left to right: Tusamba Kinkela Alice N’teka (Angola), Thamar Sulamani Cruz Cerrato (Honduras), Thanousone Sisounonth (Laos), Idrissa Sadio (Senegal), Leon Mannie Talery (Liberia), Ambassador (ret.) Georg Witschel (Programme Coordinator), Andrea Christ (Head of Diplomacy by Networking), Koye-Yani Bolongar (Chad), Boopane Mamotsotuoa Masoebe (Lesotho), Anka Feldhusen (Director for Crisis Prevention and Stability), Jeromy Sitani Bird (Solomon Islands), Leeza Jennifer Memee (Seychelles), Yasmine Djama Ibrahim (Djibouti), Emmanuel Peter Sukole Buni Miji (South Sudan), Konstantin Felix Wolf (Programme Assitant), Aishath Rifga Mohamed (Maldives), Louis Dunu (Ghana), Nina Valentini (Programme Coordinator)
© Till BuddeThe Climate, Peace and Security (CS) seminar is a three-week course focusing on climate policy, particularly the issues of climate and security as well as mitigation of and adaptation to the impacts of climate change.
Through a balanced combination of lectures, discussions and interactive formats such as simulated negotiations and role play, participants are able to use their theoretical knowledge in practical situations and apply their skills to realistic scenarios. Visits to the Bundestag, the Federal Chancellery and other relevant institutions allow participants to gain an understanding of Germany’s political structures and history as well as insights into German culture. Another highlight is the trip to Brussels, where participants learn about the work of the EU and NATO in the area of climate, peace and security.
Valuable professional input and the opportunity to gain first-hand impressions of Germany and the European perspective on global issues such as climate and peace, and reflect on them, equip participants to make an active contribution to international dialogue on these important topics after completing the programme.