Water Scarcity as Conflict Driver - Nadim Farajalla | CASCADES @adelphiConsult
Water Scarcity as Conflict Driver - Nadim Farajalla | CASCADES  @adelphiConsult
Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 minutes ago
The CASCADES workshop held in Istanbul in May brought together experts and stakeholders from the region and beyond to discuss approaches to addressing the nexus between climate change, water resources, development, migration, and (human) security in the Levant region. Participants exchanged views on how sustainable development can be advanced in response to climate change and which role the EU can play as stakeholder.

In this interview we speak with Dr. Nadim Farajalla (@NadimFarajalla), who is Director of the Climate Change and Environment Program at American University of Beirut in Lebanon. He researches impacts of climate change and adaptation measures with particular attention to the water-energy-food nexus.

CASCADES is a research consortium funded under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 821010. The consortium combines leading expertise in climate change impacts, vulnerability and adaptation, international trade and commodity flows, foreign policy and security, and finance and business, with deep knowledge and proven experience of working with – and advising – stakeholders from private sectors, public policy and civil society.

Produced by: Hélène Franchineau
Interviews and direction: Jakob Gomolka, adelphi

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