2022
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/1101/2/022030
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Policy interventions for disaster-related internal displacement in Australia

Abstract: It is projected that internal displacement of populations in the aftermath of natural hazards will occur more frequently due to climate change [1]. However, to date, 35 nations have implemented policy or legal protections at a national level to plan for displacement or to protect the rights of internally displaced people (IDPs) [2]. While no cohesive national strategy for internal displacement has been developed in Australia, a thematic analysis of climate change, disasters, and emergency management policies w… Show more

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