Displacement and social dynamics are being reshaped by armed conflict and climate change. This is leading to new community interactions between displaced populations and their hosts. A study examines how climate risks affect these relationships.

It looks at the intersection of displacement, climate, and social cohesion. Further details are available from the study, which was commissioned by the International Organization for Migration. The research focuses on two provinces to better understand these complex issues.

The study's findings highlight the importance of understanding social dynamics in vulnerable regions, where climate-related hazards trigger displacement and influence interactions between displaced populations and host communities.