Anselm Vogler from the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy Hamburg conducted interviews with local stakeholders in Vanuatu and Guåhan to collect their insights on environmental security. In Vanuatu, a developing island nation, climate change and socioeconomic factors have transformed traditional lifestyles into a state of underdevelopment, resulting in food insecurity, displacement, economic hardship and a loss of Indigenous and traditional knowledge. By contrast, Guåhan, with its higher economic development, has reduced climate vulnerability but faces other environmental challenges due to heavy militarization and tourism, alongside food-related issues such as undernutrition and high rates of diabetes. This study highlights the complex interplay between human security and socioeconomic, political and (post-)colonial factors within the framework of climate change.

Original reference: Glob. Environ. Change 89, 102935 (2024)

汉堡和平研究与安全政策研究所的 Anselm Vogler 对瓦努阿图和瓜汉的当地利益相关者进行了采访，以收集他们对环境安全的见解。在发展中岛国瓦努阿图，气候变化和社会经济因素已将传统生活方式转变为不发达状态，导致粮食不安全、流离失所、经济困难以及土著和传统知识的丧失。相比之下，瓜汉的经济发展水平较高，气候脆弱性降低，但由于严重的军事化和旅游业，以及营养不良和高糖尿病发病率等与食品相关的问题，还面临着其他环境挑战。本研究强调了气候变化框架内人类安全与社会经济、政治和（后）殖民因素之间的复杂相互作用。

原始参考：Glob.环境。变化89， 102935 （2024）