Indigenous Affairs: Addressing Climate Change's Impact on Communities

Climate Change's Toll on Indigenous Communities

The newly released U.N. report illustrates the severe impact of climate change on indigenous affairs, particularly in the southwest Pacific where communities have been grappling with more extreme drought and rainfall than in previous years.

Key Findings of the Report

• Increased Frequency of Natural Disasters
• Threatened Livelihoods of Indigenous Peoples
• Call for Global Indigenous Affairs Desk to Address Challenges

Experts stress the urgency for policies that support indigenous affairs and the need for a robust response to protect these vulnerable communities.