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International Dialogue on Migration No. 36 – Think About Tomorrow, Act Today: The Future of Human Mobility and Climate Change
The second session of International Dialogue on Migration (IDM) 2023, held in Geneva on 5–6 October 2023, was themed “Think about Tomorrow, Act Today: The Future of Human Mobility and Climate Change”. The session builds upon the outcomes of the Kampala Declaration and the 2023 SDG Summit, and with the vision to provide input to the discussions at the Twenty-eighth Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP28) and other key events, in particular the United Nations Summit of the Future in 2024 and the regional reviews of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration.
Many opportunities exist to broaden the range of solutions available to States, communities and other stakeholders to address human mobility in the context of climate change – from scaling up existing measures that have proven effective, to learning from one another and identifying the different contexts in which solutions have been successful, as well as promoting cooperation to develop further solutions. This IDM session promoted cross-thematic and cross-regional linkages, highlighting challenges, opportunities and good practices to help place climate mobility high on global and regional agendas for more collaborative and effective action.
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- SECTION I - BACKGROUND
- 1. Introduction
- 2. The momentum
- 3. Goal, outcomes and thematic areas
- 4. Format
- 4.1 Pre-IDM regional dialogues
- 4.2 IDM session
- SECTION II - KEY THEMATIC AREAS AND KEY FINDINGS
- 5. Panels
- 6. Opening session and keynote address
- 6.1 Relevant points for Outcome 1
- 6.2 Relevant points for Outcome 2
- 7. Panel I: Think aboutTomorrow, Act Today
- 7.1 Overview
- 7.2 Relevant points under Outcome 1
- 7.3 Relevant points under Outcome 2
- 8. Panel II: Closing the Data Action Gap – Multi-stakeholder Perspectives and Solutions
- 8.1 Overview
- 8.2 Relevant points under Outcome 1
- 8.3 Relevant points under Outcome 2
- 9. Panel III – New Solutions for New Generations – Youth Perspectives on Climate Action and Mobilit
- 9.1 Overview
- 9.2 Relevant points under Outcome 1
- 10. Panel IV – Bridging the Gap: Transformational Partnerships with the Private Sector for Climate Action
- 10.1 Overview
- 10.2 Relevant points under Outcome 1
- 10.3 Relevant points under Outcome 2
- SECTION III - PRE-IDM REGIONAL DIALOGUES
- 11. Background
- 12. Key findings per region
- 12.1 Regional Office Dakar – West and Central Africa
- 12.2 Regional Office Pretoria – Southern Africa
- 12.3 Regional office Bangkok: Asia-Pacific region
- 12.4 Regional office San Jose and Buenos Aires – Central and North America and the Caribbean; South America
- 12.5 Regional Office Nairobi – East and the Horn of Africa
- 12.6 Regional Office Cairo – Middle East and North Africa
- 12.7 Regional Office Brussels – European Economic Area; Regional Office Vienna – South-East Europe, East Europe and Central Asia
- 13. Contextualized solutions summary
- 14. Conclusions
- STATISTICS
- Survey Results