(updated)
Dan DaSilva of Towards Recognition is in Copenhagen for the climate change conference. He has listed some of the events scheduled to take place that focus on migration and/or displacement, and hopefully, will be updating readers on some of the relevant discussions. This would be helpful since the official web site for the conference is somewhat daunting to navigate! However, a more user-friendly "Daily Programme" is available and worth checking. In addition, numerous multimedia options are provided, including webcasts, YouTube videos, Flickr photos, and more.
In the interim, here are some random climate-related resources I've come across recently:
Climate Change Displaced Persons and Housing, Land and Property Rights: Preliminary Strategies for Rights-Based Planning and Programming to Resolve Climate-induced
Displacement (Displacement Solutions, Nov. 2009) [text]
- New report.
Climate Changed: People Displaced (Norwegian Refugee Council, Dec. 2009) [text]
Forced Displacement Must Be Included in Copenhagen Climate Agreement (Refugees International, Dec. 2009) [text]
Géopolitique du changement climatique, by François Gemenne (Armand Colin, Nov. 2009) [info]
- New book, which includes a chapter on displacement.
Migration, Environment and Climate Change: Assessing the Evidence (IOM, Dec. 2009) [text via ReliefWeb]
Native Land, Stop Eject [access]
- Multimedia exhibition.
Norwegian Refugee Council's Climate Negotiations page [access]
- Nothing currently from Copenhagen, but see also presentations at the Barcelona negotiation session side event on "Climate Adaptation, Human Migration and Displacement," 4 November 2009.
Tagged Events & Opportunities, Publications and Web Sites/Tools.
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