Analyzing the Social Impacts of Climate-Induced Migration
Keywords:
climate change, migration, social impacts, integration, policyAbstract
Climate change is increasingly causing migration as people seek safer living conditions. This article focuses on the social impacts of climate-induced migration on host communities. Through case studies from Southeast Asia, it evaluates changes in community dynamics, social tensions, and integration processes. The study finds both positive and negative social impacts, with recommendations for policy adaptations to enhance community cohesion and support for migrants.
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