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Linking Climate Change, Habitability and Social Tipping Points: Scenarios for Climate Migration

Livrables

Methodological report on using model-based scenarios to inform policy options

Report synthesising findings of initial stakeholder dialogues to inform the model development as well as the the modelling results to feed into subsequent stakeholder dialogues

Interdependency diagram between climate change, migration and other relevant variables

Report on cocreated interdependency diagram of the interactions between climate change migration and other relevant variables

Case Study Methods & Participation Handbook

This Guidance note will outline WP4s research by applying the projects conceptual and methodological framework to local level strategies and by providing a stepbystep guide to WP4s approach

Report on factors influencing the probability of migration

Report identifying the key factors that influence the probability of migration in the study areas.

Indicators of climate hazards and potential consequences on key sectors in case study sites/regions

Report on the design of climateimpacts indicators which will quantify climaterelated hazards and potential consequences on key sectors eg agriculture water resources public health in combination with socioeconomic and demographic variables

Modeling results on past climate effects on migration in West Africa

The report will contain geographically disaggregated analyses taking localities as units of observation and will estimate the incidence of migration in a locality as a function of weather shocks and environmental conditions

Quantitative longitudinal survey instrument

This deliverable consists of a longitudinal survey instrument to collect a broad array of demographic, socioeconomic, environmental information on individuals, households, and communities.

Publications

Evaluation and extension of the radiation model for internal migration

Auteurs: Lucas Kluge; Jacob Schewe
Publié dans: Physical Review E, Numéro 24700053, 2021, ISSN 2470-0053
Éditeur: American Physical Society
DOI: 10.1103/physreve.104.054311

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