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Yenotani, M., Displacement due to Natural Hazard-Induced Disasters. Global Estimates for 2009 and2010, IDMC & NRC, Oslo, 2011.Yusuf R., "Integrated Strategies To Minimize The Socio-Economic Impacts On Climate ChangeRefugees", (Conference Paper), Canakkale Uniersity,20-24 October 2010.Zetter R., Protecting environmentally displaced people. Developing the capacity of legal andnormative frameworks, (Research Report), Refugee Studies Centre University of Oxford,February 2011.4.5 LIST OF ACRONYMSAU- African UnionCIDPs - Conflict Induced Internally Displaced PeopleCIDR – Conflict Induced Displacement and ResettlementDIDR – Development Induced Displacement and ResettlementDIDPs – Development Induced Desplaced PeopleDPs – Displaced PersonsECOWAS- Economic Community of West African StatesDP -Environmentally Displaced Persons, Ecologically Displaced Persons (People)EIPM - Environmentally Induced Population MovementsERTB – environmental refugee to beICRC – International Committee of the Red CrossIDMC – Internal Displacement Monitoring CentreIDPs – Internally Displaced PersonsIOM – International Organization for MigrationIPCC – Intergovernmental Panel on Climate ChangeNGO – Non-governmental organisationNRC – Norwegian Refugee CouncilOCHA - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsOHCHR- Office of the High Commissioner for Human RightsPAP – Project Affected PersonSOPEMI- Systéme D'Observation Permanente des MigrationUDHR – Universal Declaration of Human RightsUE – European UnionUNCCD - Secretariat of the United Nations Convention to Combat DesertificationUNCED - United Nations Conference on Environment and DevelopmentUNDP – United Nations Development Programme
UNEP - United Nations Environmental ProgrammeUNICEF - United Nations Children's FundUN – United NationsUNFCCC - UN Framework Convention on Climate ChangeUNFPA - United Nations Population FundUNHCR – United Nations High Commissioner for RefugeesUN-Habitat – United Nations Human Settlements ProgrammeUNU – United Nations UniversityUNU-NHS – United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security
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TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction .....
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whole population in developing coun
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PART ONE:ENVIRONMENTALLY-INDUCED DI
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climate change 19 . As noticed by M
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(catastrophes) as one of the prereq
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esidence refers to the environmenta
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early 20th century. Of particular i
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According to Graeme Hugo, environme
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Climate Change uses the term “for
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In 1988, Jodi Jacobson from Worldwa
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According to Norman Myers, environm
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Some authors linked the phenomenon
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of the problem is to adopt a conven
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to detach the general category of e
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and “environmental refugees”),
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etween two categories of resettleme
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nearly a million victims) 85 .Reaso
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areas of Africa (e.g. Sudan, Chad,
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disasters. Every year, floods lead
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damage to the country’s most impo
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international organisations for sev
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PART TWO:THE MOST COMMON CAUSES OFE
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OECD General Typology of Natural Di
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The Classification of TheCauses of
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(with a coast equal to or lower tha
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continues to be a major problem fac
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killed), Gujarat in India in 2001 (
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take diverse in nature. Very often
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the hurricane (368,000 were displac
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that irreversible consequences of f
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areas of the world continue to cons
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Studies undertaken on that issue, o
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