Introduction: Environmental (im)mobilities: Improving the evidence base for effective policy making

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Despite the converging agreement on the linkages between climate and broader environmental change and human (im)mobilities, evidence gaps persist that often relate to data challenges. It remains necessary to improve knowledge and data to better map, understand, project, and address environmental migration, displacement, planned relocation, and immobilities. Analyses of continuing data gaps and strategies for innovative data use are key to rise to the challenge. This Special Section of International Migration highlights these gaps and presents innovative strategies to address them.

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Martin, S. F., & Bergmann, J. (2023). Introduction: Environmental (im)mobilities: Improving the evidence base for effective policy making. International Migration, 61(5), 3–12. https://doi.org/10.1111/imig.13178

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