Conference
Climate Change and Migration
Point of No Return?!
Conference: Climate Change and Migration
December 9, 2020
online / Zoom
Climate change is altering living conditions in many parts of the world and forcing more and more people to leave their homes. Although the African continent produces less than 10% of global emissions, it is among the regions most affected by the consequences.
We discussed this with decision-makers from Africa and Europe: How can migration be managed in a humane way? What measures can help people stay in their home regions? And how can the link between climate and migration be incorporated into international cooperation?
Climate Change and Migration: Point of No Return?!
The results of our conference summarized
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Visual Recording - Climate Change and Migration: Point of No Return?!
Rights: Artese Studios for Global Perspectives, 2020
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Gregor Darmer, g.darmer@globalperspectives.org
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