Climate change is increasingly pushing millions of people out of their homes. 
As global temperatures rise, vulnerable communities are facing a growing crisis – the need to migrate in search of safety and better livelihoods.
Here’s what you need to know:
Climate Migration on the Rise: From droughts to floods, extreme weather events are making it harder for people to live where they once thrived. Nearly 26 million people were displaced due to climate change just last year alone. The situation is only going to worsen, with projections showing 216 million people displaced by 2050. 
The Consequences: As people move from rural areas to urban centers, they face not only environmental challenges but also economic hardships. In regions like sub-Saharan Africa, where water stress and land degradation are major issues, climate change is having devastating effects on agriculture and livelihoods. 
What’s Being Done: Governments, NGOs, and international bodies like IOM are working on planned relocation, where entire communities are moved in an organized way to safer regions. But more support is needed to help these vulnerable groups adapt.
Prosdoma’s Role: At Prosdoma, we work to connect newcomers with vital resources, ensuring they can navigate the challenges posed by migration. By offering job assistance, legal aid, and sustainable development initiatives, we help build resilient communities that thrive in the face of climate adversity. Take Action: As the climate crisis accelerates, we must come together to support those displaced and work towards a sustainable future. Let’s make migration part of the solution, not the problem. 
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Source: https://www.globalissues.org/news/2024/11/20/38346
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