THE HAMBURG CONFERENCE: Actions for Climate-Induced Migration

The 21st century will be characterized by changes shaped by climate change. Many scientific results have shown the threats and challenges that climate induced migration poses on population, governments and governance structures

The goal of the Hamburg Conference (16-18 july 2013) is to increase knowledge and management inputs through an intensive learning process of decision-making, action and evaluation. Therefore we invite contributions showing tools and actions to deal innovatively with environmental and climate-induced migration.

We invite contributions from scientists, experts, practitioners and decision-makers, with a special attention to contributions coming from the Global South. The conference aims at shedding light on environmental induced migration (CIM) and on the driving forces for action. We seek to promote not only the debate around CIM but also to increase the participation, exchange of knowledge and capacity building between the Global South and the North.

Abstract Submission:

Deadline for abstracts: 15 March 2013.
The author of the abstract (or one lead author in the case of co-authors) will be notified directly by end April 2013.

Abstracts must be in English and should not exceed 250 words in length. Papers are expected to be focused on climate-induced migration, must have a focus within the four themes of the conference, with particular emphasis on actions to be taken. All abstracts submitted will be evaluated by the Conference Scientific Board. 

For more information: http://www.climate-service-center.de/035152/index_0035152.html.de