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Climate Change: Migration Economics
CliC:ME
Introduction to CliC:ME
Content
Overview
Key features and approach
Access and utilization
Future developments
Conclusion
References
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Overview
The CliC:ME Dashboard is an open access platform designed to provide relevant and reliable information on the socio-economic effects of future climate change. It builds on the output of the work of Burzynski et al. (2022), developing the methodology for projecting economic damage caused by climate change and its impact on human migration. The CliC:ME dashboard offers a consolidated view of the far-reaching consequences of climate change on the global economy, inequality, poverty and climate migration.
Key features and approach
The dashboard emphasizes detailed data granularity at a 5x5 km pixel level, focusing on critical dimensions, such as affected populations, migration patterns, economic implications, inequality and poverty. This approach enables users to conduct real-time analysis of climate change scenarios and customize visualizations based on specific parameters and conditions.
Access and utilization
Open access to the CliC:ME Dashboard promotes collaboration and diverse perspectives among users, facilitating informed policy discussions, societal actions and individual understanding of the challenges posed by climate change. An expert mode within the dashboard allows advanced users to extract detailed raw data for further in-depth analysis and research.
Future developments
The CliC:ME Dashboard is continuously evolving, with planned expansions to incorporate new data sources, enhance analytical capabilities and foster partnerships with research institutions and organizations. These developments aim to further strengthen the dashboard’s role as a pivotal tool in addressing the complex socio-economic impacts of climate change globally.
Conclusion
By providing comprehensive and accessible information, the CliC:ME Dashboard plays a crucial role in empowering stakeholders across sectors to make informed decisions and take proactive measures in response to the challenges posed by climate change.
References
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Burzyński M., C. Deuster, F. Docquier, & J. De Melo (2022). Climate change, inequality, and human migration.
Journal of the European Economic Association, 20(3), 1145-11 https://academic.oup.com/
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