All over the world and in an almost daily context, we are directly confronted with situations of conflict and disasters that jeopardize our survival, destroy communities or affect their infrastructure and cause serious social and psychological trauma. Recognizing the growing impact of crises and their complexity across vast areas of the globe, reducing conflict and disaster risks, and building more resilient societies are goals of the Sendai Framework 2015-2030. Climate changes and its influence on natural disasters (droughts, storms, floods, extreme temperatures, mass movements, volcanoes, earthquakes, animal and plant pests, …) among others anthropic and mixed risks, can generate large population displacements, such as environmental refugees, political refugees, migrations in search of better living conditions, public health and security, that can cause strong geopolitical tensions in the context of disputes over natural resources, energy, infrastructure, public health, territorial identities, which can leave to dispossession and warlike confrontations, jeopardizing the existence of societies.
