Carrying out a study with the aim of mapping the impact of global climate disruption on Belgian security policy and formulating policy recommendations

The current assignment concerns mapping the interaction between the global consequences of climate disruption and the security of Belgium in the medium term, in order to allow the Belgian authorities to develop an adaptation policy that can respond to these risks. The assignment is structured around four main objectives: 1. Description of the developments and trends relevant to Belgium arising from climate disruption that could give rise to regional and state instability and deterioration of global security. 2. Mapping the possible consequences of the geo-economic, geopolitical and socially disruptive evolutions and trends arising from climate disruption for the defense and promotion of Belgium's vital interests. 3. Formulate recommendations for Belgian policy on internal security and resilience, foreign policy and Defense. 4. Delivering a final report. The presentation is consistent with the cartography of the interaction between the global consequences of the climate and the security of the Belgian economy during the term, after which the Belgian authorities develop the political adaptation capabilities of the response to the risks. The mission statement of the basic objective principles: 1. Description of the developments and tendencies pertinent in Belgium, due to the climatic changes, susceptible to the general instabilité of the region and the deterioration of the global security. 2. Identification of the consequences of the potential evolutions and trends in geo-economics, geopolitics and societies due to the climate change and the preservation of the natural environment in Belgium. 3. Formulate de recommandations à destination des autorités belges compétentes en matière de sécurité intérieure et de résilience, de politique étrangère et de defense. 4. Fourniture d'un rapport final