CLIMATE MIGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
PRESENTATOR : M.GOBIKA
PROGRAMME, III-BA POLITICAL SCIENCE
INSTITUTION : VIVEKANANDHA COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES FOR WOMEN,
NAMAKKAL
• Introduction
AGENDA • Impacts
• Example
• Action Plan
• Summary
CLIMATE MIGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
INTRODUCTION
The global climate crisis exposes significant inequalities, as
developing nations face greater hardships despite
contributing less to the problem. Wealthier, industrialized
countries are the largest polluters and must take on more
responsibility for reducing emissions. Collective global action
is vital to combat climate change, requiring collaboration
between nations, governments, and individuals.
CLIMATE MIGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
IMPACT
The climate crisis severely impacts developing nations, causing widespread infrastructure damage and loss of lives due
to extreme weather. Vulnerable populations bear the greatest toll, deepening inequality and hardship.
Pakistan Floods 2010:
Best Example
The 2010 Pakistan floods are a stark example of
the climate crisis's impact on developing
nations. The f loods destr oyed vit al
infr astru ctu re, including h omes, roads, and
crops, displacing millions and causing over 1,700
deat hs. This disaster high lights how vulnerable
nations face devastating losses in both
infr astru ctu re and human lives due t o extr eme
climate events.
CLIMATE MIGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
ACTION PLAN
Strengthen Support Strategy Sustain Share
Enhance Mobilize Establish UN-led Collaborate with Facilitate
infrastructure with international funds early warning the UN to partnerships
UN-backed through the UN to systems and implement through the UN for
programs to provide grants and emergency renewable energy technology sharing
develop flood financial aid for response plans to initiatives and and resource
defenses and climate adaptation safeguard lives and sustainable allocation, ensuring
sustainable urban in developing livelihoods during agriculture support for
planning for better countries. climate-related programs to reduce vulnerable nations
disaster disasters. carbon footprints. in climate action.
preparedness.
CLIMATE MIGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
SUMMARY
The global climate crisis disproportionately affects
developing nations, causing significant infrastructure
damage and loss of life due to extreme weather events,
such as the 2010 Pakistan floods. Wealthier countries, as
the main polluters, bear greater responsibility. An
effective action plan includes strengthening resilience
through UN support, implementing early warning
systems, mobilizing international funding for adaptation,
promoting sustainable practices, and fostering global
collaboration for equitable resource sharing. Urgent
collective action is essential to ensure a sustainable and
equitable future for all nations.
CLIMATE MIGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
THANK YOU
M.GOBIKA
III-BA POLITICAL SCIENCE
CLIMATE MIGRATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS
