Climate-related planned relocations are complex, long-term processes. Interested in the topic? Here are 5⃣ key insights to help governments and policymakers integrate planned relocation into their climate action strategies. https://lnkd.in/egvFNEFt
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Attention policymakers: Interested in learning about how we’re working to deliver the grid of the future and support New York’s climate goals? View our recently updated Information for Policymakers page ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eaw6F9DK
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If you work on the issue of climate change and economic justice from the perspective of the global south, please consider submitting your research article. #climatechange #economicjustice #development
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Humanitarian consultant, architect, and settlement planner specialized in nature-based solutions, watershed management, community-led projects, disaster risk reduction, and emergency response.
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