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- 2030 Agenda
Mapping Climate Impacts, Risky Livelihoods, and Migration in East Africa: Bridging Research to Policy
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Date
31 Aug 2021, 13:00pm
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Location
Online
A virtual event that will provide a venue to discuss how climatic factors affect the character and outcomes of migration and displacement, as well as a venue to exchange lessons on ways to address the impacts of climate change on vulnerable communities in the East African region.
During the event, PIK and IOM will launch a new publication "Assessing the Evidence: Climate Change and Migration in the United Republic of Tanzania". The report provides a comprehensive summary and analysis of the latest research on projected climate change impacts across East Africa; studies on human migration, mobility, and displacement trends in Tanzania; and current understandings of how the previous two issues are linked. By presenting a comprehensive livelihoods risk mapping that considers climatic stressors as well as the non-climatic co-stressors that influence communities’ abilities to withstand the worst impacts of climate change, the findings can be applied to the wider region and beyond.
The report is accompanied by a summary brief in Swahili for policy actors and practitioners.
• Full report in English
• Summary brief in Swahili
For more information access the agenda and PIK`s latest news.
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