Human migration was assessed to have high potential for risk reduction . However, it had low feasibility for economic, institutional and technological dimensions, with limited evidence on environmental feasibility. Institutional factors such as the implementation of top-down policies have been reported as limiting options for coping locally, resulting in migration . Limited financial and technical support for migration limits the extent to which it can make meaningful contributions to climate resilience . International and domestic remittances are an important resource that can help aid recovery from climate shocks, but inadequate finance and banking infrastructure can limit cash transfers . Male migration can increase burdens of household and agricultural work,
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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