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www.ccdcommission.org
Mach 2009
 Accmmat Matt Pmte Aaptat tClmate Chae
Jon Barnett and Michael WebberDepartment of Resource Management and Geography, The University of Melbourne
 
The Commission on Climate Change and Development
The Commission is an international commission initiated and fnanced by the Swedish Government.The purpose o the Commission is to propose ways to integrate risk reduction and adaptation to climatechange into the development and poverty reduction plans o poor countries. It is also to present proposalsor how to design development cooperation programs that take account o climate impacts and the risk odisasters. The Commission will issue its report in spring 2009. The commissioners serve in their personalcapacity. The Commission is supported by a Secretariat based in Stockholm, Sweden.
Members of the Commission on Climate Change and Development
Gunilla Carlsson
(Sweden)Chairperson o the Commission,Minister or International Development Cooperation
Jacques Aigrain
(France-Switzerland)CEO Swiss Re
 Angela Cropper
(Trinidad and Tobago)Deputy Executive Director or the United NationsEnvironment Programme (UNEP)
Mohamed El-Ashry 
(Egypt)Senior Fellow UN Foundation
Sun Honglie
(China)Proessor, Head o the China Climate Change ExpertCommittee, Chinese Academy o Sciences
Nanna Hvidt
(Denmark)Director o the Danish Institute or International Studies
Ian Johnson
(UK)Chairman o IDEAcarbon
Jonathan Lash
(USA)President o the World Resources Institute
Wangari Maathai
(Kenya)Proessor, Founder o the Green Belt Movement
Sunita Narain
(India)Director o the Centre or Science and Environment
Bernard Petit
(France)Deputy Director-General o the Directorate-General or Development,EU Commission
 Youba Sokona
(Mali)Executive Secretary o the Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS)
Margareta Wahlström
(Sweden)UN Assistant Secretary-General or Disaster Risk ReductionSecretariat o the Commission
Johan Schaar
(Sweden)Postal address: SE 103 39 Stockholm, Swden Visitors’ address: Fredsgatan 6E-mail: ino@ccdcommission.orgWebsite: www.ccdcommission.org
www.CCdCoMMission.org
 
Accommodating Migration to Promote Adaptation to Climate Change
A policy brief prepared for the Secretariat of the Swedish Commission on Climate Changeand Development and the World Bank World Development Report 2010 teamPrepared by Jon Barnett
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and Michael WebberDepartment of Resource Management and GeographyThe University of Melbourne
Contents
Summary 21. Introduction 32. Climate Change and Migration 53. Climate Change, Migration and Conflict 204. Migration and Adaptation: A Positive Story 225. Community Resettlement 276. Maximising Benefits, Minimising Costs 307. Conclusions 458. References 46
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University of Melbourne, Victoria 3010, Australia. e-mail: jbarn@unimelb.edu.auph: +61 3 8344 0819 fax: +61 3 9349 4218
 
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