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🌊 Disaster displacement is a global challenge. Climate change is increasing the risk.

Data helps governments understand the scale and costs to inform preparedness and responses.

At #COP31, disaster displacement must be part of climate action and finance.

Climate change can worsen food insecurity, threaten livelihoods and fuel instability.

Where conflict and disasters overlap, they can drive repeated displacement.

Climate action can help prevent displacement and reduce its impacts.

‼️433 million times. That’s how often people were forced to move within their countries due to weather-related disasters between 2008 and 2025.

Climate action must support displaced people and those most at risk.

The same goes for reducing the risks and impacts of disaster displacement.

🏡 Protecting people from displacement and supporting those who become displaced is a shared responsibility.

#DRRDay

🌪️ How can disaster risk reduction reduce displacement & support solutions for displaced people?

Join a conversation with policymakers, practitioners & researchers to explore approaches, from risk-informed development to community-led recovery.
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