Göktaş Stated that 216 Million People Could Migrate Due to Climate Change by 2050
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Climate change will not only raise temperatures, but will also force millions of people to leave their homes. According to the World Bank, 216 million people could be internally displaced by 2050. Minister Göktaş announced that they are conducting new studies to determine how this massive displacement caused by the climate crisis will affect families and social life.
Family and Social Services Minister Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş stated that according to World Bank projections, 216 million people may be forced to relocate within their own country due to climate change by 2050, adding, “This mobility is reshaping many aspects of social life, from the decline of rural populations to the rapid growth of cities, from household structures to care arrangements. We see disaggregated demographic data as an indispensable …
According to the World Bank, 216 million people may be forced to relocate within their own countries due to climate change by 2050. Minister Göktaş, speaking at the COP31 event in Antalya, stated that this movement would affect social services and highlighted the importance of demographic data.
The United Nations International Organization for Migration (IOM) has reported that up to 216 million people worldwide could be forced to migrate within their own countries by 2050 due to the effects of climate change. At a meeting held within the framework of COP31, the IOM stated that its goal is to transform solutions for communities affected by climate change into concrete and investment-ready projects.
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