Sinziana Puscas

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Geneva, Switzerland
environmentalmigration.iom.int
Joined March 2009
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  1. Jul 1

    Join us now for the closing of this webinar series! With & This is but the beginning of a strong network of researchers and practitioners across Africa on migration and displacement in the context of disasters and climate change!

    Join the closing plenary of the virtual WS series tomorrow with researchers & practitioners across Africa at 8-10 GMT/11-13 EAT/18-20 AEST Discover next steps for research & policy responses about disasters/climate change related &
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    Jun 23

    Interested in displacement & migration in the context of disasters & climate change in ? Between April & June 2021, over 170 experts have discussed related policy responses & future research. Join us for the final session on July 1 to learn more:

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  3. Jun 23

    Interested in displacement & migration in the context of disasters & climate change in ? Between April & June 2021, over 170 experts have discussed related policy responses & future research. Join us for the final session on July 1 to learn more:

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    Jun 10

    The Atlas of Environmental Migration edited by is the most comprehensive study on this complex phenomenon. You can download it here:

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  5. Jun 7

    "With 'Mitch' they had to take us out in boats for a hill. Now, with 'Eta' and 'Iota' , all was lost." Jenny survived several hurricanes in Honduras and fled her home multiple times This is her story:

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    Jun 4

    My type of breaking news! The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child just announced that they will develop a new General Comment on Children’s Rights and the Environment, with a special focus on Climate Change. 👉

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    Jun 4

    How would you feel if you were forced to flee your home because of disasters? For millions of people, this is a reality. On , let us not forget that environmental migration is real.

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    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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    May 31

    Join us tomorrow to start celebrating World Environment Day!🌏

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    May 30

    📣Work closely with the PCCMHS team at IOM Fiji to support a related regional project on Climate Security❗️❗️ For further information, view the vacancy announcement here 👉 Deadline for submitting applications: 10 June❗️❗️

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    May 25

    "A successful will complement the aims of the Global Compact . The UK continues to actively work towards GCM's implementation and committed £3 mil to the GCM Trust Fund." Says Ms. Anne-Marie Trevelyan, UK State Minister for Business, Energy and Clean Growth

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    May 26

    More than ever, multilateralism is needed to address the changing nature of our world. States cannot tackle migration issues and adverse climate change impacts alone. We must redouble our commitment to collective climate action.

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    May 27

    M. Amadou Diaw, Conseiller technique au Ministère des Affaires étrangères et des Sénégalais de l’extérieur du Sénégal s'adresse au . Il parle de bonnes pratiques pour aider les populations confrontées au changement climatique.

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    May 27

    Her Worship the Mayor of , Sierra Leone, addresses . She spoke of the importance of urban planning and a development control to reduce the risks for people moving in the context of disasters and climate change.

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    May 27

    The Network Workplan 2021-2022 is out! It contains a number of new areas of focus, such as responses to COVID-19, the SDGs and inequalities, remittances, smuggling, climate and migration, and anti-discrimination. Download here ⬇️

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    May 21

    "People might move to save their lives or improve their prospects, but they mostly end up moving from one risk to the next" says our specialist in his contribution to the IDMC .

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  17. May 25

    Join us!

    Are you interested in learning more about human mobility and -related policies and processes? We are having a virtual knowledge-sharing session together with on June 01st! Here is the link to register 👇
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    May 21

    IOM Calls for Accelerated Action on Environmental Migration at the - Join us next week!

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    Apr 29

    Check out the Atlas of Environmental Migration now in Japanese too, after English, French and German - authored by Dina Ionesco, IOM MECC Division Head, with and

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    Apr 27

    Key read/topic. Any migration/border policy that limits people's ability to move makes those forced to stay more vulnerable. So far, exclusive/excessive focus on "climate migration/displacement" has largely supported restrictive responses that exacerbate immobility

    Climate change-related disasters are on the rise, so why don’t people just move from affected areas? unpacks why voluntary migration as a response to climate change is not that simple:
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