Resilience in the Face of Climate-Induced Displacement

Event Title: Resilience in the Face of Climate-Induced Displacement

Event Overview:

Climate change is increasingly displacing communities worldwide, forcing millions to migrate due to rising sea levels, extreme weather, droughts, and resource scarcity. This event brings together experts, activists, policymakers, and affected communities to explore strategies for building resilience, advocating for justice, and finding sustainable solutions for climate-displaced populations.

Key Discussion Themes:

1. The Scale of Climate-Induced Displacement

   • Global and regional trends in climate migration

   • Vulnerable communities and hotspots

2. Policy & Protection Gaps

   • Legal frameworks for climate refugees (e.g., gaps in the 1951 Refugee Convention)

   • National and international policy responses

3. Community-Led Resilience

   • Indigenous knowledge and adaptation strategies

   • Local solutions for relocation, housing, and livelihoods

4. Climate Justice & Advocacy

   • Holding polluters accountable

   • Amplifying the voices of displaced communities

5. Innovative Solutions

   • Technology, funding mechanisms, and cross-border cooperation

Who Should Attend?

• Environmental and human rights activists

• Policymakers and government representatives

• Researchers and academics

• Journalists and storytellers covering climate issues

• Concerned citizens and students

Event Format:

• Keynote presentations

• Panel discussions with Q&A

• Interactive workshops or breakout sessions

• Storytelling from displaced communities

Call to Action:

Join us to learn, engage, and contribute to solutions for one of the most pressing humanitarian challenges of our time. Together, we can advocate for policies that protect displaced populations and build resilient futures.