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Note: If you are using a screen reader, you may need to use the pass-through key (or pass key) to allow some of these keyboard shortcuts to work as intended. ABOUT MIGRATION 24 October 2022, Dhaka: Climate change and its impacts are major drivers of both internal and international migration and displacement in Bangladesh. Engagement with the international community will be essential in supporting the government and people of Bangladesh to address these issues.   The Twenty Seventh Conference of the Parties (COP 27) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) is a perfect platform to ensure that climate change discussions include migration and human mobility dynamics to ensure that safe, humane, and orderly solutions are provided for people who are staying, people on the move, and those who have moved due to climatic effects. Participants at the pre-COP 27 National Consultation on Climate Change and Human Mobility in Bangladesh emphasized that climate factors ar

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