PUBLICATIONS - Institute for Environmental Security

Good deal bad deal. Report of the Conference "Illegal Trade in Natural Resources - What can Brussels do?"

November 2010

An outline of trade flows of legally and illegally extracted natural resources from fragile states: The case of coltan in the Kivus, DRC

December 2009

What business practices are used to get a conflict-zone natural resource into the international market at the best possible price? The case of the DRC

December 2009

The U.S. Lacey Act: An import ban on illegal timber. A model for other countries? A model for banning other illegally extracted natural resources?

December 2009

Provincial actions to control and reduce illegal trade of natural resources in the Province of Equateur, DRC

December 2009

Environmental Security Assessment: Congo Basin

December 2009

Climate Change and the Military: First Statement of the Military Advisory Council

October 2009

Climate Change & the Military: The State of the Debate

September 2009 / December 2009

Dealing with energy needs in humanitarian crisis response operations

September 2009

Climate Change & Security at Copenhagen - II: The Contribution of the Global Security Community to Success

October 2009

Renewable Energy for Africa

In this report by IES intern Mallika Nair, nine potential renewable energy technologies for Africa are highlighted, using the abundant, non-polluting and non-depleting energy available from the earth, wind, sun, and water.

Mining, Forest Change and Conflict in the Kivus

This report presents the outcome of a study carried out within the Environmental Security for Poverty Alleviation (ESPA) programme of the Institute for Environmental Security. It was largely prepared by SarVision, to promote and advance the...