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How slow-onset climate change impacts, population dynamics, and development contexts shape mobility trends.
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Rapid and concerted action to reduce global emissions, and support green, inclusive, and resilient development, could significantly reduce the scale of internal climate migration.
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With collective action on climate and development, internal climate migration could be reduced by as much as 80%.
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Understanding the specific protection needs of forcibly displaced populations is an essential aspect of a protection and human rights-oriented development approach.
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A newly published study, Social Cohesion and Forced Displacement, reviews existing academic literature and practice to better understand how to target and design policy and operations for displaced...
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How gender differences in the propensity to become undocumented migrants may be driven by time constraints due to higher care burden women face
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What are the root causes and fundamental drivers of migration: poverty, lack of jobs, search for better jobs, violence, political conflict, and/or climate change?
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Cities are the destination of most migrants who are escaping droughts.
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Insights on how to build effective platforms for burden sharing and develop medium-term solutions for self-reliance and resilience
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People will migrate because of water scarcity, declining crop productivity, and sea-level rise.
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Internal climate migration could affect countries' development futures.
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Helping the refugees and the countries that are sheltering them.
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The Ebb and Flow Report explores the why, who, where, and what at the nexus of water and migration, and the implications for economic development.
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How to address the vulnerabilities of forcibly displaced persons and their host communities, and identify water policy and investment responses?
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Fragmentation of macroeconomic policies add further strains on the fragile economic conditions, with serious humanitarian consequences.
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Women and children comprise 82 percent of Uganda’s overall refugee population, about 56 percent of refugees are below the age of 15, and 25 percent are younger than five years of age
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What can we do to help refugees and displaced persons living in towns and cities?
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