Natural
Resources and Water Security
Every year our world is being populated by more
and more people, our resources are being consumed
at a faster rate than they are being provided,
and limited natural goods are being unequally
divided. Those were the reasons, which led to
the birth of the Club of Rome, a Think Thank
who tried to point at such problems. Little has
however been done and it is more important than
ever that a re-definition and re-thinking takes
place, since those matters bare menaces with
calamitous risks. One especially, water, the
worlds most precious resource and of yearly reduced
availability. Water doesn't just bare
a high security risk but a danger to life.
Women
and Peace in Post-Conflict Areas
Achieving and maintaining peace is the world’s
goal which can’t be achieved unless all
citizens are actively involved in this process.
Sustainable peace in post-conflict situations
or areas is possible if the focus lays on women’s
both security and participation as women have
experienced a disproportionate share of war’s
consequences. Taking into consideration the gender-differentiated
impact of war, it seems necessary for women to
be part of peace-building in post-conflict areas
due to the important role they play in economic,
political and social development.
The international community has to pay attention
to the urgent issue that targets the prevention
of widespread systematic targeting of women because,
in most contexts, this spills over in post-conflict
period, as Ms. Ines Alberdi, the Executive Director
of UN Development Fund for Women has noted.
E-mail: sc@munusal.org
Austria
KASAPOGLU, DİLARA |
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Simsek, Abdullah |
Brazil
Erensoy, Damla |
China
Karakaş, Deniz |
France
Iatesen, Eliza |
Gabon
Pouliquen, Carole |
Japan
Li, Qiongye |
Lebanon
Kaya, Mesut |
Mexico
Haraldsen, Janne |
Nigeria
Antonovici, Andreea |
Russian Federation
Rodríguez Sánchez - Tabernero, Soledad |
Uganda
Uzun, Ali Can |
United Kingdom
FERNANDEZ, ELENA |
United States of America
Zahin, Aliya |
