As climate change intensifies, fragile and conflict-affected states face a growing risk of environmental shocks which undermine hard-won development gains, fuel displacement and compound insecurity. Intensified competition for dwindling land, water and other resources entrenches inter-community inequality and exacerbates existing conflicts, while a deepening sense of ‘them and us’ fuels new ones. Mass migration, driven by accelerating habitat change, challenges social cohesion and threatens stability in both migrant-source and migrant-host countries.
TAG’s Climate Adaptation & Mitigation Practice helps governments and communities build the systems, skills and partnerships they need to respond to the climate crisis while promoting sustainable livelihoods and inclusive economies.
We support the design and delivery of nature-based solutions, climate-smart infrastructure, sustainable energy and other adaptation strategies that build community resilience, protect livelihoods, restore ecosystems and unlock access to climate finance.
From national climate frameworks and disaster risk modelling to community-level agriculture and water systems, our multidisciplinary teams combine environmental science, policy, finance and social and economic development t deliver locally grounded, high-impact solutions tailored to each unique context.
Across our Climate Adaptation & Mitigation portfolio, our work helps states and societies anticipate and withstand climate risks, while accelerating the transition to a more stable, more resilient future.
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