Climate Migration Challenges in South Asia and Pakistan’s Resilience Efforts(SDG 10&13)
Climate Migration Challenges in South Asia and Pakistan’s Resilience Efforts (SDG 10&13) Climate change is profoundly reshaping migration patterns across South Asia, compelling millions to abandon their homes due to environmental pressures such as floods, droughts, and rising sea levels. In Pakistan , for example, the catastrophic floods of 2022 displaced over 7 million people, highlighting the urgent need for effective climate-sensitive policies. The World Bank predicts that by 2050, nearly 40 million people in South Asia could be forced to flee their homes due to climate-related factors, with estimates suggesting that this number could rise to 63 million if current trends continue. This mass displacement exacerbates existing inequalities, particularly affecting vulnerable populations who lack the resources to adapt or relocate safely. As a result, countries like Pakistan face significant challenges in achieving Sus...