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When it comes to global migration, the world is clinging to outdated infrastructure and patterns of mobility, says Canadian senator Ratna Omidvar Here's what needs to be done
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- These charts show how migration is changing our cities
Most of the world's migrants end up living in foreign cities Here's how both cities and settlers can benefit, according to a new report
- The impact of rising sea levels on mass migration
Some studies suggest that 630 million people risk losing their home due to rising sea levels caused by climate change
- Chapter 4. Barriers to Migration - Global Risks Report 2022 | World . . .
The 2022 version of Global Risks Report by World Economic Forum examines divergences in climate transition, cybersecurity, mobility, and outer space
- How immigration has changed the world – for the better
There are, however, legitimate concerns about large-scale migration The possibility of social dislocation is real Just like globalization – a strong force for good in the world – the positive aspects are diffuse and often intangible, while the negative aspects bite hard for a small group of people Yes, those negative aspects must be managed
- International migration, in 5 charts | World Economic Forum
The World Migration Report 2020 provides insight into international migration and migrants today
- 4 ways to prevent and manage climate migration
Four strategies addressing climate migration – from early warning systems to planned relocation – that protect vulnerable communities worldwide
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