Policy Implications of Climate-Induced Migration in Coastal Regions

Abstract

This research addresses the growing phenomenon of climate-induced migration, particularly in vulnerable coastal regions. It evaluates policy responses in countries like Bangladesh, the Philippines, and the Netherlands—areas witnessing significant displacement due to rising sea levels. The study analyzes adaptive strategies and policy frameworks designed to manage migration flows while safeguarding human rights. By assessing these policies, the article highlights the urgent need for international cooperation and innovative solutions to address climate migration challenges.