Summary of Efforts to Manage Climate Migration Are Slowly Growing but Their Focus Is Often Indirect

The article provides an overview of these programs, both completed and ongoing, categorizing their goals as “helping people stay, helping individuals move, and assisting those who are already on the move”. Most projects focused on the first two, while projects assisting those on the move were the least common.

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