Dr. Jian Bahl Jad’an Al-Ghanimi, a faculty member at the College of Biotechnology at Al-Qadisiyah University, published a scientific paper titled “Planned Resettlement of Environmental Migrants in the Context of Disasters and the Negative Impacts of Climate Change.” The paper was published in the Journal of Human Security, Q2.<\/p>\n
The research concluded that planned resettlement represents a form of proactive adaptation in the context of climate change. It also critiqued international policies, such as the Paris Agreement, by identifying gaps in legally binding commitments to protect environmental migrants. Furthermore, the comparative analysis of resettlement models demonstrates the effectiveness of different strategies and suggests the need for a more in-depth comparative evaluation to strengthen discourse on sustainable migration.<\/p>\n
From a practical standpoint, the researcher recommends that policymakers, governments, and organizations develop planned policies for the resettlement of environmental migrants. The findings indicate that engaging local communities and achieving long-term integration are essential factors for the success of resettlement programs<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"