Climate change isn’t just an environmental issue – it’s driving internal migration worldwide. 
But what does that really mean for communities, economies, and individuals?
Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening:
Drought & Aridity on the Rise: Climate change is intensifying drought and arid conditions, making it harder for people to sustain their livelihoods. This is especially true for agriculture-dependent regions, where rural areas face the worst impacts.
Internal Migration Trends: A recent study found that climate-induced migration often happens within national borders, especially in poorer regions. People are moving from affected areas to urban centers, adding to growing pressures in already-bustling cities. 
Why it Matters:
- Vulnerable populations (young adults with medium education, for example) are the most likely to migrate in response to climate change.
- Economic hardship combined with environmental stress creates a powerful incentive for migration.
The Solution: We need better policies to support both the drivers of migration and the destination regions. This includes providing health services, infrastructure, and social support systems to help cities manage the growing influx of climate migrants. 
At Prosdoma, we believe in fostering sustainable development that supports both local and global communities. By offering newcomers resources like job search assistance and helping them integrate, we can build stronger communities prepared for the challenges ahead. 
Join us in creating sustainable futures for both urban and rural populations. Let’s bridge the gap and work towards resilience for all! 
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Source: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/10/241015141458.htm
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