Climate Change, Food Security and the Refugee Crisis: Connecting the Dots to Avoid Future Tragedy (CGIAR Blog, Oct. 2015) [text]
Designing a Climate Change Displacement Coordination Facility: Key Issues for COP 21 (Columbia Law School, Sept. 2015) [text via SSRN]
From Words to Action: How IDMC Will Help Governments as the Nansen Initiative Shifts to its Implementation Phase (IDMC Blog, Oct. 2015) [text]
Guidance on Protecting People from Disasters and Environmental Change through Planned Relocation (UNHCR, Brookings & ISIM, Oct. 2015) [text]
How Can We Protect People Who Move as a Way of Adapting to Climate Change? (UKCCMC, Nov. 2015) [access]
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Migration as Adaptation? A Comparative Analysis of Policy Frameworks on the Environment and Development in MECLEP Countries, Migration, Environment and Climate Change Policy Brief Series, vol. 1, no. 5 (IOM, Nov. 2015) [text]
"Planning for Community Relocations Due to Climate Change in Fiji," International Journal of Disaster Risk Science, vol. 6, no. 3 (Sept. 2015) [open access]
Resettlement as Adaptation? (TransRe Blog, Oct. 2015) [text]
"The Rising Tide: Migration as a Response to Loss and Damage from Sea Level Rise in Vulnerable Communities," International Journal of Global Warming, vol. 8, no. 2 (2015) [free full-text]
'We do not want to become refugees': Human Mobility in the Age of Climate Change, Oxford, 4 Nov. 2015 [info]
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When Disasters, Climate Change and Conflict Collide: Can the World Humanitarian Summit Succeed Where Sendai Failed? (HPN Blog, Nov. 2015) [text]
"Why Should We be Concerned about Environmentally Induced Migration?," Atlas, vol. 13 (2015) [full-text via UKCCMC]
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Human Mobility at COP21 (IOM) [access]
- Gathers together updates on negotiations, key messages, and related news, events and publications,
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- Thematic Focus: Climate Change, Disasters & Displacement (14 Oct. 2015)
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