A coordinated effort to tackle COVID-19 and climate change is essential to ensure the human rights and livelihoods of migrants, refugees, and displaced populations are safeguarded during and long after the pandemic.
As the COVID-19 pandemic compounds a series of disease outbreaks in Central Africa, solutions depend on understanding the connections between ongoing conflict, forced migration, health systems, and gaps in water, sanitation, and hygiene.
Sub-national actors, networks, and resources will be vital to support migrants as they respond to the impacts of COVID-19 and face new barriers that compound their existing vulnerabilities.
