Strengthening the Science-Policy Interface in the Climate Migration Field
The question of how climatic changes and hazards affect human mobility has increasingly gained prominence in public debates over the past decade. Despite improvements in the scientific understanding of the subject and advancements in policy, major gaps remain in addressing the humanitarian and socioeconomic challenges related to climate migration. In this article, the authors argue for a holistic approach and a closer integration of science and policy involving diverse stakeholders in the process of knowledge generation and implementation.
