Gender Responsive Climate Security Assessment for Sri Lanka

adelphi research conducted a Gender Responsive Climate Security Assessment for Sri Lanka, which:

• Identified key pathways by which climate change and associated hazards interact with social, economic, and political factors to impact peace, security, and social cohesion in Sri Lanka.

• Examined hows intersecting identities, such as gender, age, socio-economic status, race and disability, may leave some groups disproportionately exposed to climate-related security risks. 

• Identified existing programming, potential gaps and entry points for future policy and programming interventions.