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Azerbaijan - GCM Voluntary National Report

Azerbaijan - GCM Voluntary National Report

Human Mobility
Other
2020
Year of publication
2020
Specific thematic area
Migration
Sector of governance
Human Mobility
Type of human mobility
Migration
Characteristics of human mobility
Cross-border
Type of environmental driver
Climate Change
Local governance marker
Not Available
Sudden-onset/slow-onset
Both
Sub-region
Western Asia
Region
Western Asia
Macro-region
Asia
Author/issuing body
Not available
Relevant GCM objective
    GCM Objective 2 - Minimize adverse drivers
Child marker
Not Available
Gender marker
Not Available
Human rights marker
Not Available

´´ Moreover, the tree planting campaign organized together with loM Mission in Azerbaijan, state Migration Service and the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources is noteworthy for raising awareness and increasing public attention on environment and climate change issues, as well as supporting initiatives of the Government of the Republic of Azerbaijan on green zones and environment. This initiative is aligning with the Objective of Minimizing the adverse drivers and structural factors that compel people to leave their country of origin, particularly the section regarding the Natural disasters, the adverse effects of climate change, and environmental degradation.´´;

Ps. 8; 18.

´´assessing the impact of mobility restriclions on countries of origin and destination in times of global crisis such as the current pandemic. Although Objective 2 of GCM in a separate section does specify the regulation of migration during natural disasters, the adverse effects of climate change, and environmental degradation, it fails to address the strengthening cooperation and solidarity on migration management in emergencies, establishing a mechanism to allow the countries of origin to obtain operational information about their citizens in any country of destination.´´

Ps. 8; 18.

*References to Kosovo shall be understood to be in the context of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).