This event was be the opportunity for HABITABLE researchers to share the project’s main findings during the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29), Baku.
Discussions included:
– Thresholds of uninhabitability: Understanding when and why places become perceived as unlivable
– Social tipping points: Examining how subtle shifts in social conditions can trigger significant changes in migration behavior
– Perceptions and policy: Highlighting why adaptation policies must integrate the perspectives of vulnerable populations for true effectiveness
Panelists:
– François Gemenne, The Hugo Observatory: Environment, Migration, Politics
– Dr. Julia Blocher, PIK – Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
– Dennis Taenzler, adelphi
– Mohamed Nasheed, Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) & Vulnerable Twenty Group (V20), former President of the
– Runa Khan, Friendship NGO