Climate-related security risks can present themselves when the effects of climate change intensify the drivers of violent conflict and insecurity. Although a variety of factors influence fragility and the likelihood of conflict, climate change impacts may influence several of these aspects. The impact of climate change may alter resource allocation between groups, increase strain on already-stressed governance structures, or erode institutional legitimacy if agencies fail to implement climate adaptation measures. Existing political structures may be destabilized because of this. As a result, the precise relationship between climate change consequences and conflict is variable and debatable, there is context-specific evidence that climate change can influence conflict drivers in some cases. Centre for Climate Action (CCA) is working with partners with keen interest on climate change and security nexus, whilst providing solutions to climate related security risks.