Why housing belongs at the centre of climate action
The article argues that housing should be a central component of climate change adaptation strategies to protect vulnerable populations. It highlights that current development assistance for housing is insufficient despite the clear link between stable shelter and resilience to climate shocks.
Why it matters
Addressing housing insecurity is essential for managing climate-driven migration and reducing inequality in rapidly urbanizing regions.
Globally, 2.8 billion people lack access to adequate housing .
The article advocates for increased social spending and policy shifts regarding humanitarian aid and climate justice.
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