Security concerns associated with CC include the potential conflict over natural resources, population displacement and migration as the result of sea-level rise or other large-scale humanitarian disasters as the result of extreme climate events.

Early Recovery - (...) It encompasses the restoration of basic services, livelihoods, r , governnace, security and rule of law, environment and social dimensions, including reintegration of displaced populations.

22. DRRM and CCA elements are mainstreamed in human settlement This is about the development of disaster-resilient housing designs and introduction of improved and modernized building systems and programs. It also includes, among others, the identification of secure relocation sites for people displaced by natural and human-induced disaster of those living in hazardous areas.

Being aware is not enough. People, communities and governments need to be equipped with skills and capability to help them prepare for disasters. This includes, among others, development of contingency plans, pre-emptive evacuation, incident command systems, stockpiling and equipment pre-positioning.

15. Evacuated safely and on time affected communities The decision to evacuate an area must be done promptly. Timing is essential to an orderly, safe, and effective evacuation. Authorities must ensure that no person gets stranded; all those who want/need evacuation must be attended to. Though timing is essential, it is not only the factor that contributes to successful evacuation operations. The availability of logistics is also a key consideration; the scale disaster itself (e.g., inclement weather) is also important. Accordingly, there must be regular coordination with relevant agencies to ensure seamless activation of evacuation system/procedures.

Develop a long term plan for adaptation of highly CC vulnerable population and climate refugees.

Population of people from hazard- prone areas relocated to safe areas.