According to a study by the SUCCESS project, 53% of surveyed migrants have relocated to cities to escape climate-related risks. Upon arrival, many of these individuals continue to face significant hardships, including inadequate access to housing, clean water, sanitation, and essential public services.
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Climate risks and livelihood crises drive rural migration to cities: Study
A study reveals that 53% of surveyed migrants moved to urban areas to escape climate-related risks, facing significant challenges upon arrival.
Source: TBS Bangladesh