Climate change is heavily analysed, but its potentially significant effects on the movements of people are less so. This report presents a quantitative model of Mexican climate-induced migration to address this critical gap

Elizabeth Deheza
Position: Research Fellow, Climate Change and Security Programme

Elizabeth Deheza is a Research Fellow on the Climate Change and Security Programme. Currently, she is leading a project looking at climate change, migration and security in Mexico. She took an honours degree in International Relations from San Francisco State University before undertaking a postgraduate study at the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna and completing the MALD programme at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.