This feed combines a daily synopsis of some of the publications associated with climate change’s impact on vulnerable populations. These are exterior sources.
- by ShahiduzzamanBangladesh is widely considered one of the most climate vulnerable countries in the world. Its low lying deltaic geography, high population density, and heavy dependence on natural resources make it exceptionally exposed to climate related risks. Rising sea levels, erratic rainfall, floods, cyclone
- by ShahiduzzamanBangladesh is widely considered one of the most climate vulnerable countries in the world. Its low lying deltaic geography, high population density, and heavy dependence on natural resources make it exceptionally exposed to climate related risks. Rising sea levels, erratic rainfall, floods, cyclone
- by ESGNEWS TeamA new HelpAge India report reveals that 78% of rural elderly have faced climate hazards in just three years.
- by Streamline Feed OfficialRecent statistics from the Namibia Statistics Agency expose severe demographic pressures, revealing that 1.29 million children face escalating climate risks.
- by Emma CrawfordCommunity organizations are asking for more help from the city in supporting the most vulnerable population in Vancouver as the summer heat approaches.
- by CA Governor's Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation (LCI)A guide to using the Vulnerable Communities Platform (VCP) for the 2024 Climate Bond (Proposition 4)
- Manual and Guideline in English on World about Disaster Management; published on 30 Sep 2017 by UNDP
- Climate change is a very serious threat, and its consequences impact many different aspects of our lives. Read our overview of climate change’s main consequences.
- by PTINEW DELHI: As India braces for a hotter than normal summer with more heatwave days, vulnerable populations such as the elderly, children and outdoor workers fac
- by Chulalongkorn UniversityThe College of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University, together with the World Bank, organized a workshop on “Driving Systems for Tangible Outcomes in Addressing Climate Change.” The event was attended by Asst. Prof. Dr. Rukchanok Karcharnubarn, Dean of the College of Population Studies; Prof. Dr. Vipan Prachuabmoh, Director of the Chula Ari Project, College of Population Studies; and Ms. Pamornrat Tansanguanwong, Senior Social Development Specialist at the World […]
- by https://www.facebook.com/antiguaobserverBy Kisean Joseph kisean.joseph@antiguaobserver.com A new report on the intersection of climate change and human exploitation in Antigua and Barbuda was launched yesterday, revealing how climate-related disasters are creating dangerous vulnerabilities for local communities. The research, conducted by the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative and Free the Slaves, warns that the…
- by Caroll VianaJakarta, the most populous city in the world, is in a climate crisis and is sinking due to rising sea levels
- A successful and sustainable climate mitigation effort needs to address health inequities when facing climate stressors The reduction of healthcare inequities is dependent on examining country-sp…
- by @unicefssudanResponding to the needs of growing number of children and families affected by floods