2017 ICT4D Conference

This paper aims to discuss the significance of collaboration, coordination and partnership at various levels in tackling issues pertaining to climate change and global migration flows. Data used in this work are ‘qualitative’ and ‘secondary’ in nature: collected from government publications, books, book chapters, journal articles and Internet resources. Method of data analysis is ‘descriptive’. The Paper concludes that there has been growing cooperation on climate change, environment and human mobility among the humanitarian agencies, most notably within the framework of the Interagency Standing Committee (IASC). The IOM has taken an active role within the IASC process in incorporating climate change on the humanitarian agenda.

Keywords: Interconnections, Climate Change, Environmental Issues, Global Migration Flows, Repercussions, and Socio-Environmental Interactions