BERNHEIM Pierre

General Secretary of "AVENIR PUBLICITÉ

BATBEDAT Jean

Foreign Secretary

BELINGARD Roland

Chief maritime registrar

BATLLE Sébastien

Colonel, French Air Force

BARTON Yves

Deputy Director, Ministry of Defence

Anticipating and preventing the security dimensions of climate change

Committee 6-1
The aggravation of existing stresses, the real risk of France becoming involved in resolving crises linked to climate change, the strain on the State budget and potential price inflation, as well as the possibility of having to intervene on several fronts at the same time, have led the authors of this report to make 10 recommendations relating to the national territory and the conduct of domestic and external operations from a strategic perspective.

How does international governance help to identify, prevent or limit distributional conflicts linked to global warming?

Committee 5-2
While the effects of climate change on safety issues are increasingly being studied, the question of how responsibilities are shared is less so. Yet these distributional conflicts can also be a source of tension.

Military contributions and cooperation in response to climate-related disasters: transatlantic perspectives

Committee 4-2
In the face of climate change, it is necessary to redefine priorities and adapt the existing system, both in terms of organisation and operational and human resources.

Security and defence issues in a two-degree world, the current situation and France's strategy at the UN.

Committee 2-2
In an analysis that looks at both the domestic and international scenes, this work sets out the many ways in which French diplomacy can take action on this issue.

The impact of a two-degree world on the UN Security Council: what are the issues and strategies for France?

Committee 2-1
As with the Covid-19 crisis, climate change underlines both the growing fragility of multilateralism and the urgent need to rethink global governance to better anticipate crises and manage them collectively.