Climate change is increasingly driving migration as rising sea levels, extreme weather, and environmental degradation force communities to relocate. These climate migrants often face uncertain futures, losing homes, livelihoods, and cultural ties. Regions like small island nations and drought prone areas are especially vulnerable to displacement caused by climate impacts.
The global community is struggling to address the legal and humanitarian challenges posed by climate migration. Traditional refugee frameworks do not always apply, leaving many without protection or support. Developing comprehensive policies that recognize and assist climate migrants is essential to manage this growing issue and promote resilience in affected populations. Shutdown123