Two crosscutting trends make pastoral production harder: land fragmentation (and land alienation) constraining mobility, and climate change, which is expected to make mobility even more crucial (Galvin 2009; Davies and Nori 2008).
"Much more work is needed, by governments, civil society, international organizations, researchers, to understand the relationship between human mobility and climate change, " she told VICE News.
Efforts will continue in 2017 - on both the technical and political levels - to accelerate this unprecedented regional initiative to address human mobility and climate change.
A potential regional framework on human mobility and climate change, which would consider both regular and customary law, would address migrants' rights, fill in the gaps at the international level and help the individual incapacity of states in addressing this complex process at the national level.
Contribute to the understanding and predicting the risk of spread of dengue, in particular the risk of introduction and establishment in Europe, within the context vector competence, human mobility, and climate change.
Research area 3: Understand and predict the risk of global spread of dengue, in particular the risk of introduction and establishment in Europe, within the context of parameters of vectorial capacity, global mobility, and climate change.
It said: "If policy makers are determined to increase social mobility in a climate where 'room at the top' is not expanding then the factors that limit downward mobility will need to be addressed".
Urban mobility solutions foster climate mitigation.
In order to meet future mobility needs, reduce climate as well as health relevant emissions, and phase out dependence on oil ('peak oil'), today's propulsion technologies have to be replaced by more efficient and environmentally friendly alternatives.
With no national requirements, one way of guiding freight strategy development is by including it in the region or city's sustainable urban mobility plan or climate and energy strategy [6, 11].
