About the Symposium
This 3-day, online symposium aims to contribute to knowledge, networks, and advocacy critical to building institutional capacity for supporting climate migrants.
Topics for speakers, panels and discussions include:
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Good practice in support for planned migration
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Good practice in supporting climate migrants who arrive in cities
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Employment and training
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Housing
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Water security
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Cash transfers
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Slums and gangs: building community support
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Children and youth: supporting the transition
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NGOs, local governments, national governments, and international institutions: building effective cooperation
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International development agency experience and approaches
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International climate change resources for climate migrants
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Building national capacities to support climate migrants
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Building donor agency capacities to support climate migrants
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Lessons from the humanitarian community
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Promoting developed country responsibility
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Learning from experience: networking across donor agencies and NGOs
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Advocacy for climate migrants
Expected Participants
The primary group of expected participants is personnel from organizations involved in supporting climate migrants, such as:
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International development agencies
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Host country governments
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NGOs
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International migrant-related institutions
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Consulting firms
Other expected participants include:
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Climate migration experts
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Climate policy experts
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Developed country scholars
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Developing country scholars
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Climate change specialists in the media
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Climate justice activists
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Students
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Concerned citizens