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Signatories urge Libya to integrate climate risks into national planning
Summary
Security Council signatories urged Libyan authorities to strengthen coordination and institutional capacity so climate adaptation, conflict-sensitive early warning, and disaster governance are managed through a unified approach rather than fragmented across rival authorities.
The presenters urged Libyan authorities to "integrate climate risks into national planning by strengthening coordination and institutional capacity," arguing that unified planning is needed so climate adaptation, conflict-sensitive early warning and disaster governance are not fragmented across rival authorities.
The statement framed such integration as essential to manage climate-related risks that can exacerbate local conflicts and weaken state institutions. It recommended coordinated institutional arrangements to ensure adaptation and early-warning systems are implemented across administrative and factional divides.
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