Here are some resources on the humanitarian and displacement implications of climate change:
- The Towards Recognition blog provides a summary of the discussions relating to climate change and forced migration at the Bonn climate change talks. Refworld has posted a number of papers prepared for the Bonn talks and other climate-related discussions, including:
- IASC: Climate Change, Migration and Displacement: Who Will Be Affected? [text]
- IOM: Climate Change, Migration, and Displacement: Impacts, Vulnerability, and Adaptation Options [text]
- UNHCR: Climate Change and Statelessness: A Overview [text]
- UNHCR: Forced Displacement in the Context of Climate Change: Challenges for States Under International Law [text]
- WHO: Protecting the Health of Vulnerable People from the Humanitarian Consequences of Climate Change and Climate Related Disasters [text]
- The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) attended the Bonn meeting and has a web page detailing its work on climate change and displacement.
- CARE has published a report entitled In Search of Shelter: Mapping the Effects of Climate Change on Human Migration and Displacement (May 2009) that offers "empirical evidence from a first-time, multi-continent survey of environmental change and migration."
- ODI sponsored an event in March on the humanitarian aspects of climate change. Audio files of the presentations are available.
(HT:
Forced Migration Current Awareness Blog)
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