As the world focuses on the response to COVID-19, it is also imperative that we don’t lose sight of other global challenges like climate displacement.
The Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) is an important venue on climate displacement.
Kayly Ober explains the impact of climate change on the displacement of populations and how it should be addressed.
As climate-related hazards force people to leave their homes and into situations of immense humanitarian need, the international community should find preventative solutions rather than jump to the last resort.
As climate change continues to create catastrophic events, it may also be inducing migration in ways that the international community is unprepared for.
Refugees International’s Devon Cone joined the the SAIS Perspectives team for a panel discussion on climate change and international development.
Refugees International celebrated the 10th anniversary of our Climate Displacement Program by honoring its founder and former Refugees International president Ken Bacon.
Due to severe drought and conflict, Ethiopia is facing a large scale displacement crisis.
The climate is changing and the frequency of unusually severe storms like these are expected to increase.
As humanitarians continue to respond to the needs of storm survivors, including a looming food crisis is affecting up to a third of the population in Zimbabwe.
What COVID-19 Means for Climate Displacement Policy Progress
As the world focuses on the response to COVID-19, it is also imperative that we don’t lose sight of other global challenges like climate displacement.
The Global Forum on Migration and Development: Three Big Takeaways for the Climate Displacement Community
The Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) is an important venue on climate displacement.
“To Me, Climate Change Is a Moral Issue”
Kayly Ober explains the impact of climate change on the displacement of populations and how it should be addressed.
New Zealand’s ‘Climate Refugee’ Visas: Lessons for the Rest of the World
As climate-related hazards force people to leave their homes and into situations of immense humanitarian need, the international community should find preventative solutions rather than jump to the last resort.
From Caution to Creative Solutions: The Necessary Evolution of the Climate Migration Debate
As climate change continues to create catastrophic events, it may also be inducing migration in ways that the international community is unprepared for.
Running Out of Time: Climate Change’s Impact on International Development
Refugees International’s Devon Cone joined the the SAIS Perspectives team for a panel discussion on climate change and international development.
Sam Waterston: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Ken Bacon
Refugees International celebrated the 10th anniversary of our Climate Displacement Program by honoring its founder and former Refugees International president Ken Bacon.
“Like a Drop of Water on a Fire”: Inadequate Investment in Durable Solutions for Drought IDPs in Ethiopia
Due to severe drought and conflict, Ethiopia is facing a large scale displacement crisis.
In Photos: Southern Africa Recovers From Twin Cyclones
The climate is changing and the frequency of unusually severe storms like these are expected to increase.
Devastation and Displacement: Unprecedented Cyclones in Mozambique and Zimbabwe a Sign of What’s to Come?
As humanitarians continue to respond to the needs of storm survivors, including a looming food crisis is affecting up to a third of the population in Zimbabwe.