03 Fév 2021

VISIOCONFÉRENCE / OUVERT / 08:30–10:00

Implications of Climate Change on Defence and Security in the Indian Ocean, a multilateral discussion

Webinar, organized as part of the Observatory of Climate Change Impacts on Defence and Security, presenting the outcomes of the 14th report.

The Indian Ocean is a hotbed for climate change impacts and an epicenter of various geopolitical influences. Mapping the interplay between climate risks and their geopolitical consequences at the regional level has been part of the multilateral collaboration between France, Australia and India. This webinar explores climate risks’ consequences for defence and security in the region, based on recent reports and a roundtable convening the three partner countries.

Replay

Intervenant(e)s

  • Pushp Bajaj

    Pushp Bajaj

    Associate fellow (climate change), National Maritime Foundation, India,

  • Anthony Bergin

    Anthony Bergin

    Australian Defense Force

  • David Brewster

    David Brewster

    Senior research fellow, National Security College, Australian National University (ANU)

  • Vice Admiral (Retd) Pradeep Chauhan

    Vice Admiral (Retd) Pradeep Chauhan

    General manager of the National Maritime Foundation, India

  • François Gemenne

    Modération

    François Gemenne

    Chercheur du FNRS à l’Université de Liège, enseignant à Sciences Po et à IRIS Sup’, co-directeur de l’Observatoire Climat et Défense à l’IRIS