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Too Much, Too Little Water (policy brief) People across Peru are vulnerable and exposed to a wide range of hazards, and studies demonstrate that these hazards are key drivers of migration in the country. Hydrometeorological hazards resulting in excessive amounts of water (in such forms as torrential rainfalls and floods) – or the lack thereof (such as drought or glacier retreat) – are particularly salient to migration. Climate change has intensified these hazards and will continue to do so, possibly resulting in new and unparalleled impacts on migration.
IOM Policy brief: migration, climate change and the environment
UNEP/IOM policy brief on displaced people
Livelihoods under stress: critical assets and mobility outcomes in
IN THE MEDIA — Marshall Islands Climate & Migration Project
Climate Mobility and Development Cooperation
Migration, Environment and Climate Change: Policy Brief Series
Asia-Pacific regional synthesis: climate change, displacement and
Document - KNOMAD: The Global Compacts and Environmental Drivers
Environmental migration and displacement in Azerbaijan
Migration, Environment and Climate Change: Policy Brief Series
Article: Climate Migration 101: An Explainer
How climate change and colonialism are spurring mass migration
Returning home after Fukushima: Displacement from a nuclear
Migration as adaptation
Migration as adaptation? A comparative analysis of policy
