The “Do The Right Thing” campaign highlights stories of people at the front lines of climate change, working with IOM on various initiatives towards a more sustainable future.
IOM has been addressing the links between climate change, environment and migration for 30 years, collaborating with governments and communities globally to better prepare for the effects of climate change and minimise its negative impacts.
This campaign tells some of those stories.
Mila
Allen
Takjab
Haiti
Marshall Islands
Niger
Support action that enables people living on the front lines of climate change to build a more sustainable future and make staying possible.
IOM is addressing the links between climate change and migration, working with
governments and local communities to manage and prepare for climate migration.
We have projects supporting people on this front globally, from the Pacific to the Sahel and from the Andes to the Himalayan steppe.
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