Combining insights from migration and climate adaptation studies, this study examines how
migrants living in Belgium contribute to climate adaptation in their region of origin, based on …

Diaspora communities are a growing source of external assistance and resources to meet
unmet needs and to strengthen existing health systems in their home countries. Although a …

In the current study, we depart from migration biographies of first-generation Moroccan
migrants living in Belgium to understand how environmental factors interfere in migration …

Over the last few years, migration is increasingly being framed as an adaptation strategy to
deal with climate change, to move away from apocalyptic representations of migration in …

Despite the growth of research in environmental migration, less research has been done on
how migrants consider environmental change and weather events when making future …

In the present study, we aim to examine how slow‐onset environmental changes are
intertwined with the feminisation of agriculture and how these environmental changes …

We study how slow-onset environmental changes impact the adaptive capacity of rural
women living in the Souss-Massa region of Morocco. Given the immobility of many women …

In response to changing climatic conditions, people are increasingly likely to migrate.
However, individual-level survey data reveal that people mainly state economic, social, or …

This qualitative study takes a translocal perspective by considering migrants' views on
environmental change, migration decisions and translocal practices in favour of …

Purpose This paper aims to explore the intersection of cultural processes and immigration in
parental understanding of adolescent mental health and mental health seeking behaviors …