Climate Displacement

“Climate Change is Hitting Us the Hardest. We Want to be Part of the Solutions.”

60 refugee leaders from Bidi Bidi and Kiryandongo Refugee Settlements share what they hope Parties accomplish at COP29 in Baku.

COP29 Must Address Displacement and Mobility

As COP29 begins, parties must increase support for those experiencing loss and damage due to climate change.

Localizing Climate Adaptation Planning in Kenya’s Refugee-Hosting Counties

Kenya’s national and local governments, donors, and humanitarian agencies can support refugee-led adaptation to climate change.

Find Us at COP29: Virtual Convenings and Events in Baku

Refugees International will be attending COP29 in Baku. Tune in to virtual convenings or attend events we are hosting in person.

The Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage Must Listen to Affected Communities

As the second meeting of the Loss and Damages board begins this week, we urge the inclusion of affected communities in the decision-making processes.

Living in Displacement in the Climate Emergency: Refugees and Climate Shocks

Please join Refugees International and the Center for Global Development for a webinar on the effects of the climate emergency on refugees.

Three Years on From Biden’s Climate Migration Executive Order, It’s Time for Action

First, Congress must allocate the $3 billion for international climate adaptation pledged by the President’s Emergency Plan for Adaptation and Resilience (PREPARE) annually by 2024. This will support the vast majority of people who wish to stay in their homes, communities, and countries of origin.