An inventory tool to assess displacement data in the context of weather and climate-related events

Thalheimer, Lisa and Woi, Sok O., (2023). An inventory tool to assess displacement data in the context of weather and climate-related events. Climate Risk Management, 40(100509), 1-10

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    Author Thalheimer, Lisa
    Woi, Sok O.
    Title An inventory tool to assess displacement data in the context of weather and climate-related events
    Appearing in Climate Risk Management
    Volume 40
    Issue No. 100509
    Publication Date 2023-04-17
    Place of Publication Amsterdam
    Publisher Elsevier
    Start page 1
    End page 10
    Language eng
    Abstract Weather and climate-related events have already altered human mobility patterns and led to displacement. While the evidence base is low due to data gaps and scarcity, climate change is expected to reinforce disaster-related displacement. Here we systematically analyze how components of internal displacement data are related to disaster outcomes in Somalia, Afghanistan, the Marshall Islands and Bangladesh using a data inventory tool. We contribute the first programmatic approach to evaluate the evidence of extreme weather impacts on internal displacement in four distinct case studies. We find that the data evidence differs considerably from the disaster displacement process recorded qualitatively in reports. We provide a straightforward, bottom-up application guide that ultimately improves the understanding of changing disaster displacement risks for researchers and practitioners alike. We thereby show nuances in data availability and granularity for potential causal statements between climate change and internal displacement. We conclude that the implementation of data-focused climate policy and action could address obstacles to averting and minimizing disaster displacement.
    Keyword Displacement
    Data
    Risk reduction
    Inventory
    Copyright Holder The Authors
    Copyright Year 2023
    Copyright type Creative commons
    DOI 10.1016/j.crm.2023.100509
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