Climate finance as a catalyst for peace
気候ファイナンス：平和の触媒として (AI 翻訳)
Chin‐Hsien Yu, Yingyi Shi, Chi-Chuan Lee, Jinsong Zhao, Xinrui Li
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日本語
気候変動資金が紛争リスクを軽減する効果を、85カ国のパネルデータを用いて分析。資源関連や小規模紛争に特に有効であり、水不足緩和と化石燃料依存低減がメカニズム。社会インフラ投資が最も効果的。
English
This paper analyzes the conflict-mitigating effect of climate finance using panel data from 85 developing countries. It finds that climate finance significantly reduces conflict incidence, especially for resource-related and small-scale conflicts. The key mechanisms are alleviating water scarcity and reducing fossil fuel dependence, with social infrastructure investments being the most effective.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
本稿は日本の気候変動資金（国際貢献）の配分戦略に対して、紛争緩和という新たな価値を示唆。日本のODAやGX国際協力の根拠となる。
In the global GX context
This paper links climate finance to peacebuilding, contributing to the debate on climate security and transition finance. It offers empirical evidence for donors and multilaterals, supporting the case for integrating conflict considerations into climate finance allocation.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Researchers in climate finance and peace studies will find rigorous empirical evidence linking climate finance to conflict reduction.
🏢実務担当者:Development finance institutions can use the findings to prioritize investments in water and renewable energy in conflict-affected regions.
🏛政策担当者:Policymakers in donor countries and multilateral agencies should consider climate finance as a tool for both climate adaptation and conflict prevention.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Debates on the role of climate finance in conflict-affected regions increasingly emphasize its potential to link climate adaptation with national stability. Using OECD-DAC dataset and UCDP conflict records, we construct a panel of 85 developing countries from 2000 to 2023 and employ a two-stage least squares (2SLS) strategy. Results indicate that greater volumes of climate finance significantly reduce conflict incidence in recipient countries, with particularly pronounced effects on resource-related, small-scale, and intra-state conflicts. Investments in social infrastructure and services yield the strongest conflict-mitigating impact. This relationship appears to be driven by two primary mechanisms involving the alleviation of water scarcity and the reduction of fossil fuel dependence. These findings highlight the role of climate finance not only in adaptation to climate change but also in promoting stability, with direct relevance for international assistance and climate policy. Climate finance plays a crucial role in providing adequate funding to enhance and support climate action in conflict-affected areas, thereby contributing to certain conflict mitigation outcomes. In conflict-affected regions, investments directed to social infrastructure and services are essential to implement active climate interventions and scale up climate adaptation initiatives. In conflict-affected areas, climate finance can contribute to mitigating conflict risks by focusing on investments in water-related social infrastructure and improving access to renewable energy.
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