United Nations University - EHS 47d ago

Climate change, migration and health are deeply connected. They shape where people can live, whether they can move, and how safe and well they can be. 🌍🩺 In this video, Ann-Christine Link, UNU-EHS Expert, shares five key things to understand about the climate–migration–health nexus and why it matters for policy and practice. 1. Climate, migration and health are linked, but not in simple ways 2. Children are among the most affected, yet often overlooked 3. Planned relocation can support well-being if done right 4. Climate policy still has gaps in addressing mobility and health 5. More interdisciplinary research and better data are urgently needed From mental health impacts of displacement to the risks of being unable to move, this is about understanding mobility as both an adaptation strategy and a health determinant. Read the full article: https://unu.edu/ehs/article/5-things-know-about-links-between-climate-change-migration-and-health Subscribe for more evidence-based explainers from UNU-EHS.