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Freetown, Sierra Leone, shows how inclusive climate action can connect risk reduction with livelihoods in informal settlements. Green jobs, settlement upgrading and resilient market infrastructure help address overlapping climate and social risks while supporting migrants and other residents.
Mzuzu, Malawi, shows how community-generated climate and mobility data can link local hazard monitoring with migration trends and service needs – helping the city anticipate floods and plan more targeted responses.
Jaipur, India, shows how community-driven risk intelligence can account for climate hazards alongside overlapping social and economic exposures in informal settlements to identify priority areas for further investigation and community-led action.
Kegalle, Sri Lanka, shows how proactive landslide risk reduction and planned relocation can help reduce future risks while supporting recovery for displaced communities.
Moundou, au Tchad, la gestion inclusive des ressources en eau et la médiation locale montrent comment il est possible d’apaiser les tensions entre les communautés déplacées et les communautés d'accueil.
À Dakar, au Sénégal, les investissements dans les infrastructures, la mobilisation communautaire et les solutions fondées sur la nature contribuent à réduire les risques d’inondation pour les personnes migrantes comme pour les résidents de longue date.
Esta publicación busca identificar avances, desafíos y oportunidades para impulsar una articulación más coordinada e intencional entre estos procesos, que permita alcanzar resultados más efectivos, reducir la duplicación de esfuerzos y evitar que las acciones impulsadas desde una agenda temática socaven los avances de otra.
Small and intermediary cities are absorbing a large share of migrants, refugees, and internally displaced people, yet often lack the resources and institutional capacity to respond effectively. ARRIVE draws on evidence from seven cities to show how development cooperation and place-based strategies can help build inclusive, climate-resilient communities that benefit both mobile populations and long-term residents.
Moundou, Chad, shows how inclusive water management and local mediation can ease tensions between displaced and host communities.