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FERREIROLA, Spain As climate change-related disasters become ever more common, they have given rise to increasingly dire warnings about impending mass migration by those displaced. This tendency to focus on movement has largely, if unintentionally, obscured an equally important question: why people don’t move.  An emerging group of experts is arguing that dominant narratives around climate migration – focused on doomsday scenarios of large numbers of people relocating from the Global South to the Global North – contain significant blind spots, often overlooking some of the most vulnerable people.  For millions around the world, climate displacement is already a reality, and at a climate summit last week hosted by the United States, world leaders pledged to increase funding to developing countries to help them adapt to the effects of a changing climate. 

United statesEast timorSaint louisCaroline zickgrafKayly oberCarol farbotkoJoseph kofi teyeUniversity of ghanaUniversity of the sunshine coastCentre for migrationHugo observatory at belgium university of liRefugee international climate displacement programProtocol on free movement of personsGlobal southGlobal northHugo observatory