Le projet CLIMIG de l’Institut Convergences Migrations organise au Campus Condorcet (Paris-Aubervilliers), le 5 décembre 2024, une journée d’étude internationale intitulée « Migrations et climats : enjeux croisés ». Elle vise à faire dialoguer, par-delà les limites disciplinaires, les travaux portant sur l’écheveau climats-migrations.

On December 5, 2024, the CLIMIG project of the French Collaborative Institute on Migration (ICM) is convening an international workshop at the Campus Condorcet (Paris-Aubervilliers) entitled “The Migration and Climate Nexus.” Its aim is to promote cross-disciplinary conversations around climate and migration.

Programme - Jeudi 5 décembre 2024

8h45-9h20 Collation de bienvenue

9h20 Introduction : Fabrice Langrognet, CNRS, CLIMIG project

9h30-11h00 Les frontières du changement climatique : climat et droits migratoires

Modératrice : Marine Denis, CNDA, CLIMIG project.

• Benjamin Boudou: “Ecosovereigntism: The greening of the self-determination argument against immigration”
• Hélène Benveniste, Simona Capisani: “Governing climate migration: A right to a livable space in the Paris Agreement”
• Zoé Briard: “The respect of human rights in processes of planned relocations as adaptation strategy to climate change: Exploring the links between planned relocations, buyouts and expropriation.”

11h00-11h15 Pause café

11h15-12h45 Climat, migration et genre

Modératrice : Katti Millock, PSE, CLIMIG project.

• Francesca Rosignoli: “Advancing policy avenues for addressing vulnerabilities by gender in climate change migration and displacement”
• Loubna Ou-Salah, Lore Van Praag: “‘Make sure I can come!’ Gendered dynamics in Moroccan transnational migrant networks in Tenerife: Environmental concerns, engagement and remittances”
• Juliette Danfakha: « “Je n’ai pas de terre là-bas qui soit mon chez-moi”. Expressions indigènes genrées des changements climatiques depuis San Juan Cancuc jusque Mexico »
• Lorenzo Alunni, Chiara Moretti : “Embodiment in times of climate change”

12h45-12h55: Presentation of the photo exhibition : Clara Jullien, Paris-1, CLIMIG Project.

12h55-14h30 Buffet

14h30-16h00 Changement climatique et (im)mobilités en Afrique

Modératrice : Maëlys de la Rupelle, Cergy Paris, CLIMIG project.

• Eric Gyampoh : “Urban-rural migration as a livelihood adaptation strategy against climate change: Experiences of migrant farmers in Mangoase, Akwapim North Municipality, E/R, Ghana”
• Laurent Beduneau-Wang, Majda Soumane: “Multi-centennial effective traditions to cope with youth migration and climate change in the South of Morocco”
• Isaac Oluwatayo: “Climate-change-induced conflicts in rural Nigeria: Experience from herder-arable crop farmers in selected rural communities of Ekiti State”
• Joseph Inyama: “Voluntary and involuntary immobility in the context of climate change: The role of community attachment and mobility constraints in Nigeria.”

16h00-16h15 Pause café

16h15-17h45 La gouvernance locale à l'épreuve des risques climatiques : études de cas en territoires insulaires

Modératrice : Lio Ando-Bourguet, Paris-Cité, CLIMIG project. 

• Laurent Giacobbi: « Les migrations dans la Caraïbe insulaire au prisme du dérèglement climatique, entre défis humanitaires et enjeux sécuritaires ».
• Francesca Colla: “Climate uninhabitability and forced evacuation in the case of Barbuda: a critical analysis”
• K.M.S. Tareq: “Regional solutions of ‘regional’ problems: Emergence and (in)effectiveness of  climate mobility governance in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific.”
• Nishara Fernando: “Habitable for some and not for all: Tsunami, displacement, long-term impact of forced internal migration into relocation sites and returned. A case of Sri Lanka”

17h45-18h00 Conclusion

• Jean-Marc Goudet, Inserm, CLIMIG project.

Information importante

Cet événement est uniquement en présentiel. L’inscription est obligatoire (voir le document joint).

Comité d’organisation

• Fabrice Langrognet, MIGRINTER, CNRS Clara
• Jullien, Géographies-cités, ART-Dev, Paris-1
• Marine Denis, HCR, juge assesseure à la CNDA
• Maëlys de la Rupelle, THEMA, CY Cergy Paris Université
• Florian Bonnefoi, MIGRINTER, LAVUE, CEDEJ
• Lio Ando-Bourguet, CESSMA, Paris-Cité
• Jean-Marc Goudet, Ceped, Inserm
• Katrin Millock, PSE, CNRS

Schedule - Thursday 5 December 2024

8:45-9:20 Welcome tea & coffee.

9:20 Introduction: Fabrice Langrognet, CNRS, CLIMIG project.

9:30-11:00 The Borders of Climate Change: Climate and Migration Rights

Chair: Marine Denis, CNDA, CLIMIG project

• Benjamin Boudou: “Ecosovereigntism: The greening of the self-determination argument against immigration”
• Hélène Benveniste, Simona Capisani: “Governing climate migration: A right to a livable space in the Paris Agreement”
• Zoé Briard: “The respect of human rights in processes of planned relocations as adaptation strategy to climate change: Exploring the links between planned relocations, buyouts and expropriation.”

11:00-11:15 Coffee break.

11:15-12:45 Climate, Migration and Gender

Chair: Katti Millock, PSE, CLIMIG project.

• Francesca Rosignoli: “Advancing policy avenues for addressing vulnerabilities by gender in climate change migration and displacement”
• Loubna Ou-Salah, Lore Van Praag: “‘Make sure I can come!’ Gendered dynamics in Moroccan transnational migrant networks in Tenerife: Environmental concerns, engagement and remittances”
• Juliette Danfakha: « “Je n’ai pas de terre là-bas qui soit mon chez-moi”. Expressions indigènes genrées des changements climatiques depuis San Juan Cancuc jusque Mexico »
• Lorenzo Alunni, Chiara Moretti : “Embodiment in times of climate change

12:45-12:55: Presentation of the photo exhibition: Clara Jullien, Paris-1, CLIMIG Project.

12:55-14:30 Buffet

14:30-16:00 Climate Change and Im(mobilities) in Afric

Chair: Maëlys de la Rupelle, Cergy Paris, CLIMIG project.

• Eric Gyampoh : “Urban-rural migration as a livelihood adaptation strategy against climate change: Experiences of migrant farmers in Mangoase, Akwapim North Municipality, E/R, Ghana”
• Laurent Beduneau-Wang, Majda Soumane: “Multi-centennial effective traditions to cope with youth migration and climate change in the South of Morocco”
• Isaac Oluwatayo: “Climate-change-induced conflicts in rural Nigeria: Experience from herder-arable crop farmers in selected rural communities of Ekiti State”
• Joseph Inyama: “Voluntary and involuntary immobility in the context of climate change: The role of community attachment and mobility constraints in Nigeria.

16:00-16:15 Coffee break

16:15-17:45 Local Governance and Climate-Related Risks: Case Studies in Island Territories                     

Chair: Lio Ando-Bourguet, Paris-Cité, CLIMIG project.

• Laurent Giacobbi: « Les migrations dans la Caraïbe insulaire au prisme du dérèglement climatique, entre défis humanitaires et enjeux sécuritaires ».
• Francesca Colla: “Climate uninhabitability and forced evacuation in the case of Barbuda: a critical analysis”
• K.M.S. Tareq: “Regional solutions of ‘regional’ problems: Emergence and (in)effectiveness of  climate mobility governance in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific.”
• Nishara Fernando: “Habitable for some and not for all: Tsunami, displacement, long-term impact of forced internal migration into relocation sites and returned. A case of Sri Lanka”

17:45-18:00 Conclusion

• Jean-Marc Goudet, Inserm, CLIMIG project.

Important information

This event is in person only. Registration is required (see attached document).

Comité d’organisation

• Fabrice Langrognet, MIGRINTER, CNRS Clara
• Jullien, Géographies-cités, ART-Dev, Paris-1
• Marine Denis, HCR, juge assesseure à la CNDA
• Maëlys de la Rupelle, THEMA, CY Cergy Paris Université
• Florian Bonnefoi, MIGRINTER, LAVUE, CEDEJ
• Lio Ando-Bourguet, CESSMA, Paris-Cité
• Jean-Marc Goudet, Ceped, Inserm
• Katrin Millock, PSE, CNRS