Indigenous and local knowledge systems have been essential in promoting environmental sustainability, disaster preparedness, and traditional agricultural practices in Southern Africa.
Climate change has evolved from merely an environmental or developmental issue to being widely perceived as a severe security threat – an existential risk demanding urgent and extraordinary measures to prevent instability, conflict, and displacement.
The International Institute for Human Security (IIHS) is proud to welcome our 2025 cohort of Regional Contributors — a dynamic group of volunteers offering critical regional perspectives on today’s most pressing human security challenges.
IIHS Founder, Shon Abegaz, attended the recent AI for Developing Countries Summit (AIFoD), which concluded with a groundbreaking declaration and rich discussions on AI’s role in addressing developmental challenges.
Last week, the International Institute for Human Security (IIHS) had the privilege of attending the 9th Basel Peace Forum, held in Switzerland from January 22–23, 2025.
Basel Peace Forum
Special session: Empowering Voices: Women-Led Grassroots Movements in the Global Peace and Security Landscape.
Ethical AI has emerged as a transformative force, offering grassroots peacebuilders tools to amplify their impact, navigate complex scenarios, and build stronger, more resilient communities.
The 2024 Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipation Summit (GESDA) serves as nexus between science, diplomacy, and peacebuilding to address the world’s challenges.
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Dr. Aurora Martin delivers key insights on human security at the 4th Annual IIHSG Conference 2024