Climate attack triggers the wave of migration

The United Nations International Migration Organization (IOM) Senior Migration Specialist Withana Sinziana Puscas reported that the climate crisis increases the importance of the financing issue for the migrations caused by the climate crisis and works to provide financing from compliance funds. It is expected to migrate in the countries due to the climate crisis of 44 million to 113 million people from 2050 to 2050. In a pessimistic scenario where climate change is much more severe, this number can reach 216 million. Puscas said that the question of what Climate change and migration is the United Nations Climate Summit (COP29) is often referred to themselves, as a result of the negativeities that these migrations brought by climate change can be defined in another place by leaving people’s living places. Puscas, who recorded that this situation may live anywhere in the world; only in 2023, the result of disasters revealed by the violent effects of climate change, has abandoned 26 million people’s living place, “The change reduces productivity in agriculture. The producers who can not get enough yields from their Mahsul said that they are migration to find new sources and new jobs. Puscas, an example of Fiji in this situation, "The many communities in the country were once able to fishing in the coastal regions, but the sea level rises with climate change. For this reason, these fishermen had to migrate towards internal segments, including guaranty or farmer.

Problems that may arise in the long run
Withana Sinziana Puscas said that climate change may have greater results in the long run: "The change will continue to affect migration motifs. Are you ready? Do we have secure migration policies for this? These are some questions in your mind. With both migration and migration countries, they are prepared in the face of the expected human mobility and work on regular immigration policies, this process can take place more safely for many people. These migrations are not only experienced in developing or less developed countries. We are always tending to look at the most vulnerable areas first, but we have seen people died and places as a result of floods in Spain recently. However, we see that small island states are very impressed by the Pacific, Caribbean and at least developed countries in Central Africa. Puscas, especially in the predicting that climate crisis can reduce the negative effects of caused migrations in good management by countries without sufficient resources for business strength, was understood that COP29 has been needed to complete the ‘burn transition’ process, especially from major agendas. Puscas has made the assessment that these migrations can supply for green energy-based business power, especially if migrations from Africa are properly managed, this could be a response to the unemployment deficit in Europe. [

"IOM available climate change strategies for ten years"]
Withana Sinziana Puscas, who mentions the work they do in climate migrations, we have given the following information: "Our strategies are available for the next decade, migration, environmental and climate change. Understanding the strengths and migration motives that push the topic to migrate, make sure we help people in migration, one of the biggest priorities of the organization. We shape it over three parts: First we look for solutions to keep people safe in their homes. At this point, the work of harmony leads to the reduction of disaster risks. We carry out studies to have the necessary skills to live with the risks brought by climate change.. As the third size, we try to respond to the needs of people who are displaced as food, shelter, transit source. "
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"Counters may request funding from the Lost and Harm Response Fund"[
Withana Sinziana Puscas, which emphasizes that COP29 is directly related to climate migration in the main agenda of climate financing, in this year, both the World Bank and the International Money Fund (IMF) and the United Nations Climate Change Framework Agreement (UNFCCC) shared the detection of a growing interest in climate migration in financial discussions. Puscas, who pointed to the importance of Lost and Harm Response Fund on Climate migrations, "The result of the crisis of hope is very painful we need such a fund but still this fund was designed to cover human mobility as a large milestone for climate migration. This said that communities and countries may want financing from the Lost and Harm Response Fund for climate migration programming, and they may receive funds. In COP29, Puscas said that they are interviewed with Compliance Fund and Green Climate Fund managers to be included in the compliance packages of climate migration, and they have worked to be part of the financing of migration: "I believe that climate migration is a real and it is a source of concern for us. Migration does not always have to be a trajik story. Can be a history of solidarity, a history of success can also be. "