CHAIN Climate Hazards and Migration in Madagascar
Towards an Integrated Monitoring and Modeling for Mitigation and Adaptation
Antananarivo, Madagascar, January 2022. A family take their belongings after their home was flooded after a week long of heavy rain. Extreme weather events linked to human-caused climate change, are putting lives at danger. Photo: Alexander Joe, AP.
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About
CHAIN adopts an integrated multidisciplinary human-centric approach to develop, synthesize, integrate, and supplement data and models to research the complex relationships among the many factors influencing migration/mobility and its relationship to climate hazards and improve evidence production, public and policy debate, and decision-making.
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Madagascar
Discover Madagascar, a country at the crossroads of adversity, struggling with the complexities of extreme poverty, vulnerability to climate hazards, and escalating migration patterns.
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Work packages
CHAIN includes four work packages that address key components aligned with its objectives.
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Research team
CHAIN's core research team is an international collaboration, bringing together esteemed researchers from diverse backgrounds, representing countries such as Sweden, the United States, France, Madagascar, and the United Kingdom.
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Resources and outputs
On this page you find relevant publications, key documents, communications material, interviews etc.
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Partners
The project exhibits a distinguished consortium of partner universities from Sweden, France, the USA, the UK and Madagascar.
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Contact
Contact details for the project