The Post-Conflict & Disaster Management
Branch (PCDMB) extends UNEP's work in areas of the world
where the environment is impacted by conflicts and disasters,
or where the environment is a factor contributing to
conflicts and disaster impacts.
PCDMB has worked in post-conflict settings such as Afghanistan,
Sudan, Iraq and Lebanon, as well as in countries affected
by major disasters such as Pakistan, Indonesia, Sri
Lanka and Maldives. Because conflicts and disasters
are so closely intertwined with the environment, proper
environmental management and governance are essential
for long-term peace, stability and security in any conflict-
or disaster-prone country.
PCDMB conducts environmental assessments in crisis-affected
countries and strengthens national environmental management
capacity through institution building, promoting regional
cooperation, technical legal assistance, environmental
information management and integrating environmental
concerns and risk reduction measures in reconstruction
programmes.
PCDMB is based in Geneva, Switzerland, with field offices
in Kabul and Khartoum.
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UNEP
Post-Tsunami Recovery Activities 2004-2007:
This new report by UNEP
provides an overview of
the organization's field
activities in the aftermath
of the tsunami disaster,
together with lessons learned
and recommendations for
future challenges of this nature.
Read more
Report in English
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