Rethinking the Climate Change and Conflict Linkage: Towards a Co-Evolutionary Approach
Caleb M. Wafula, December 2022
Summary
the world is increasingly moving towards the brink of a climate crisis that serves as a major drawback to the hard-earned development gains of the past decades and impedes the progress towards achieving the sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Keywords
Climate change, Conflict, evolution,Kenya, CHRIPS
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