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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jun 4

    On , joins other leaders in launching the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration 2021-2030, for migrants and for nature. Together, we can be the

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    4 hours ago

    People are not outside nature; we are part of it. We need to rebalance our relationship with the ecosystem that support us. 🔗 |

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  3. Retweeted
    23 hours ago

    IOM Chief of Mission today received the State Minister for Environment, Hon Beatrice Atim O. Anywar, on a courtesy visit. CoM and the minister discussed environment-related issues. IOM Uganda is implementing a programme on Migration, Environment and Climate Change

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  4. 24 hours ago

    In the context of climate migration “The psychological impact is extremely important and something that is not necessarily discussed much at the moment”, says in `s article on adaptation.

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  5. Retweeted
    Aug 9

    ClimateChange 2021: the Physical Science Basis - provides the most updated physical understanding of the climate system and , combining the latest advances in climate science, and multiple lines of evidence. ➡️ ➡️

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    Aug 6

    Volviendo a revisar los impactos previstos del CC en Sudamérica en el IPCC AR5...

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  7. Retweeted
    Aug 7

    Looking for comprehensive on worldwide? Then check out our Global Internal Displacement Database. The GIDD enables you to explore, filter and sort our data to produce your own graphs and tables.

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    Aug 7

    Conoces el Atlas de Migración Ambiental . Hay una relación directa y . El clima y cambios ambientales amenazan comunidades enteras debido a episodios más frecuentes e intensos.

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  9. Retweeted
    Aug 8

    Learn how to prevent and manage disaster displacement in your community with this new online course ⛈💡 🌞

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  10. Aug 6

    "Increased solidarity, joint action and significant financial investments are all needed to ensure that countries most vulnerable to climate impacts address challenges and seize opportunities" says and Dina Ionesco. 📰

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    Aug 4

    Somalia is on the front line of climate change with weather patterns becoming more unpredictable each year. When hit the country, hundreds of displaced families lost the little they had. IOM is supporting them to rebuild their lives:

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    Aug 2

    👏🏽The webinar on "Climate Change and Human Mobility" hosted by was a fantastic learning experience to not only educate but also to raise awareness on and human mobility in .

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    Aug 1

    As the rains continue further damages accumulate, the host community livelihoods are now destroyed or washed away and months of work, thousands of dollars in assets and activities are lost bringing hardship to already vulnerable communities. The diference between March and July

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    Aug 2

    Or these videos that go into more detail on how Sri Lanka's adapt to climate change, how human connects to this, & how local or can play a role:

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    Aug 2

    Our own speaking on the floods in Cox's Bazar camps.

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    The suffering even more with flooding - but it's pain on top of pain. 25,000 people have had to move from what were already difficult conditions, says Manuel Marques Pereira
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    Aug 2

    As part of IOM’s ongoing study of community perceptions of disaster displacement across the South Pacific under the EU-funded Pacific Response to Disaster Displacement project, we are thankful for the insights shared by Burns Creek settlement members in Honiara, Solomon Islands.

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  17. Retweeted
    Jul 29

    📢We're hiring in Honiara ❗️❗️ If you are ▶️Interested in addressing climate related mobility ▶️Have a background in organizing consultations ▶️Are keen to engage on a regional project Reach out to us! Vacancy here:

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  18. Retweeted
    Jul 28

    Islanders are amongst those most at risk of disaster . Find out how many people are at risk in , the & , and which hazards are likely to generate the most displacement in our new risk profiles.

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  19. Jul 28

    Read our latest newsletter for April-June updates from around the world on migration, environment and climate change.

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  20. Retweeted
    Jul 27

    We summarize and add to current knowledge on the influence of climate change on migration & disaster displacement in Tanzania by researchers from . [6/7]

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    Jul 27

    New report considers & trends in and offers lessons for across East Africa: (En) & (Swahili). Thanks to coauthors !

    "Assessing the Evidence: Climate Change and Migration in the United Republic of Tanzania" is a joint PIK-IOM publication, produced for the @EPICC_PIK project. 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. All materials are available on the IOM Online Bookstore: https://bit.ly/AtETZEn (full report in English) and https://bit.ly/AtETZSw (Summary brief in Swahili).
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