![]() ![]() See also, UNEP, State of Environment and Outlook Report for the occupied Palestinian territory, UNEP: Nairobi, 2020. ![]() UNEP, Côte d’Ivoire: Post-conflict Environmental Assessment, UNEP: Nairobi, 2015 UNEP, Rwanda: From Post-Conflict to Environmentally Sustainable Development, UNEP: Nairobi, 2011 UNEP, The Democratic Republic of the Congo: Post-conflict Environmental Assessment: Synthesis Report for Policy Makers, UNEP: Nairobi, 2011 UNEP, Sudan Post-conflict Environmental Assessment, UNEP: Nairobi, 2007 UNEP, Post-conflict environmental assessment, clean-up and reconstruction in Iraq, UNEP: Nairobi, 2007 UNEP, Lebanon Post-conflict Environmental Assessment, UNEP: Nairobi, 2007 UNEP, Desk Study on the Environment in Liberia, UNEP: Nairobi, 2004 UNEP, Afghanistan: post-conflict environmental assessment, UNEP: Nairobi, 2003 UNEP, Albania: Post-conflict Environmental Assessment, UNEP: Nairobi, 2000 UNEP and United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (‘UNCHS’), The Kosovo Conflict: Consequences for the Environment and Human Settlements, UNEP and UNCHS, 1999. To do that, I offer certain concrete examples drawn from two recent legal initiatives, undertaken by the International Law Commission and the International Committee of the Red Cross, respectively. At a second step, I explore the extent to which greening within PERAC has taken place. My objective is twofold: at first, I endeavour to demonstrate that the process of greening both the practice and the law of PERAC is being increasingly driven by actors other than States. Against this background, I periodize the different phases of international PERAC-related processes by reference to specific historical events with symbolic value. This development follows the more general trend of ‘greening’ international law, which is now a cross-cutting theme permeating the entire international legal order. The issue of the protection of the environment in relation to armed conflicts (‘PERAC’) has gained momentum in recent times, especially in the post-2000s period. ![]()
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