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Side Events Discuss Climate, Security, and Financing at Munich Conference

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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During the Munich Security Conference, several side events took place in October 2026. One event, 'From Field Evidence to Fiscal Choices: Financing Resilience and Security—an HDP Nexus Approach,' was co-hosted by the International Organization for Migration and the Berghof Foundation. Another side event addressed 'A Fragile Balance: Climate Change, Non-State Armed Groups, and Security,' which was co-hosted by the Folke Bernadotte Academy and others.

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Why it matters

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The discussions examined how changing political and budgetary priorities are reshaping the relationship between development and security policy. The events specifically addressed financing for resilience and security through an approach linking humanitarian, development, and peace efforts.

The Munich Security Conference is currently taking place in Munich, located in the state of Bavaria.

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  • The Folke Bernadotte Academy might see its mandate and funding strengthened through the co-hosting of the climate/security event.

  • The International Organization for Migration could increase its visibility and access to funding through co-hosting the financing resilience event.

  • The Berghof Foundation could increase its visibility and access to funding through co-hosting the financing resilience event.

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