Slow-onset shocks like river erosion are now a major driver of full household migration in coastal areas, with 27.41 percent of complete relocations linked to erosion, according to new research by the Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS).

How prepared are urban spaces to deal with the ongoing influx of those who autonomously relocate or are forcibly displaced?

They must not be left to suffer at home or abroad

The poor, particularly women and socially marginalised communities, are severely affected in all the climate hotspots.

Rise in reverse migration has raised concerns