Commander Amila Prasanga, Military Research Officer (Sri Lanka Navy) at the Institute of National Security Studies (INSS), presented an innovative research paper titled "Nexus of Climate Change and Maritime Security in Sri Lanka: Implications for Small Island Developing States" at the Third International Conference of the Centre for Environmental Sustainability (ICCES), hosted on August 25th, 2023, at the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka.
The conference gathered researchers and scholars from various domains of Environmental Science, affording them the opportunity to showcase their discoveries, partake in dynamic dialogues, and propose innovative strategies for efficient environmental management. Commander Amila Prasanga's research constitutes a significant advancement in comprehending the intricate interactions between climate change and maritime security, particularly within the context of Small Island Developing States.
Furthermore, the implications of the research extend to the national security of Sri Lanka, a Small Island Developing State that is profoundly influenced by its maritime surroundings. By elucidating the connections between climate change and maritime security, his research provides a foundation for the development of strategies that not only safeguard the environment but also fortify Sri Lanka's national security measures in the face of emerging challenges.
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