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Solo in the City of Fountains
"Known as the "Show-Me State," Missouri seemed to whisper a simple challenge as soon as I arrived: "Go and show yourself what I have to offer." And that's exactly what I did. Traveling solo meant...
Two Short Films, One Big Question: What Really Drives People and Forests to the Edge?
by Mirindra Rakotoarisoa and Sarobidy RakotonarivoWelcome to our latest research update. As part of our ongoing efforts to understand the complex environment-migration dynamics across Madagascar, we...
What Happens When Droughts, Cyclones, Migration and Environmental Change Collide? Reflections from the CHAIN Workshop
by Sarobidy Rakotonarivo and Mirindra RakotoarisoaUnderstanding climate hazards and migration is ultimately about understanding people, the decisions they make, the constraints they face, and the...
Understanding Mobility in Madagascar: How Households Navigate Climate, Work, and Land Pressures
By Sarobidy Rakotonarivo, Mirindra Rakotoarisoa, and Henintsoa Rakoto H. What are we missing? Across the world, more people are on the move than ever before, driven by a mix of opportunity and...
National Workshop on Collaborative Model Building to Understand Environment and Migration
By Sarobidy Rakotonarivo and Henintsoa Rakoto Harison ,
The CHAIN project is funded by the Belmont Forum and involves a consortium of eight organizations across Sweden, France, Madagascar, the UK, and the USA to understand how climate change affects migration and environmental changes, especially in places where data is scarce, like Madagascar.