In recent years there has been an important shift in research on climate-induced migration: from a tendency to focus on movements between countries to a growing interest in movements within countries, particularly to cities.
The new Loss and Damage Climate Fund should quickly establish contingency funds and long-term funding to support climate-resilient livelihoods for the most vulnerable groups.
A collective call for climate action will help us transition from a state of fear and anxiety and create hope to build more resilient societies, leaving no one behind, and empowering future generations to take action.
