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Pakistan: Confronting Climate Displacement

November 22, 2010

In September 2010, Refugees International traveled to Pakistan to assess the impact of the massive floods that struck the country. 20 million people have been affected. More than 1,800 were killed, and 7 million are now homeless.

The U.S. and the international community needs to recognize the threat climate change presents to human, economic and political security; and it should invest more in disaster preparedness and response in Pakistan and other climate vulnerable countries around the world. Learn more from our In-Depth Report, Confronting Climate Displacement: Learning from Pakistan's Floods

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