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Presentation - ILO – MSD and Private Sector Engagement for Climate Resilience in Fragile Contexts: Emerging Findings - August 2025
Why climate resilience in displacement contexts?
- Over 70% of refugees and IDPs are in countries highly vulnerable to climate change and most of them make their living in fragile agricultural value chains
- Limited adaptive capacity: movement restrictions, no safety nets, can’t easy shift out of agriculture, limited services and products available, adapted and affordable
- Livelihoods at risk and hard-won advancements in more commercial farming are continuously threatened by climate shocks and environmental hazards
- Lack of integration in well-functioning markets systems makes them more vulnerable to shocks